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You're losing torque with every gear reduction, and I believe that current out of a generator is a function of torque. So there's some happy medium between hole
by bsilvereagle 12y ago
You're losing torque with every gear reduction, and I believe that current out of a generator is a function of torque. So there's some happy medium between hole depth & transmission ratio for the amount of power they want to generate.
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- Sorgam 12y agoYou're certainly losing torque with the gearing but that's not a problem. The problem is losing energy. Energy loss can be made arbitrarily small at increasing cost to build the transmission.