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Planatary Gear Differential

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Author: TdubEX

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Filesize: 39.45 kB

Date added: 2023-08-15

Rating: 5

Downloads: 548

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Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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Shows off the use of planatary gears as a differential.

Stoping one of the two wheels (left or right) will transfer all the power to the other, making it rotate faster
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Xray
2023/08/15 05:51:19
Nice demonstration! :tup:

I remember my first car when I was a teen. It had what General Motors called their "Positraction" rear end. It was their design for a "Limited Slip Differential", and it made a huge difference when driving on ice or snow-covered roads.