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Snail
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came
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through
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and
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delivered:
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- #25
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- sprocket
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- with
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- 3/4"
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- bore
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- and
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- 45
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- teeth.
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- This
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- goes
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- on
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- the
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- wheel
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- axle.
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- #25
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- sprocket
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- with
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- 5/8"
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- bore
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- and
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- 18
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- teeth.
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- This
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- goes
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- on
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- the
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- differential
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- axle,
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- and
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- this
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- sprocket
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- shares
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- a
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- chain
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- with
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- the
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- wheel
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- axle
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- sprocket.
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- #25
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- sprocket
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- with
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- 5/8"
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- bore
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- and
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- 24
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- teeth.
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- This
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- goes
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- on
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- the
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- differential
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- axle,
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- and
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- it
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- shares
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- a
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- chain
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- with
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- the
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- flywheel
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- axle.
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The
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first
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and
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third
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sprockets
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need
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to
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have
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keyways
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cut
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out.
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Joe
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at
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the
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machine
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shop
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in
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Emerson
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will
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help
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us
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tomorrow
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at
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10am to broach these keyways.
Reading:
- The WaterRower is a rowing machine that uses liquid water and a spinning paddle as the drag mechanism. Its performance monitors incorrectly calculate distance rowed by simply multiplying the linear displacement of the handle by 5. This means that a rower can increase perceived velocity by rushing the recovery and pulling faster rather than harder.
- A rower's power is proportional to the cube of velocity:
.Wiki Markup {latex} \large $P = v^3$ {latex}
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- For
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- example,
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- rowing
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- at
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- a
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- 2:00
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- per
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- 500m
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- pace
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- requires
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- twice
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- as
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- much
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- power
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- compared
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- to
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- rowing
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- at
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- a
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- 2:30
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- pace.