So how does the Graham stay straight and level? n/t - Aleksunder

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Topic - Rega counter weights (again?!) - Aleksunder 06:07:53 09/11/06 (77)

Re: Rega counter weights (again?!) - recapitulation - Aleksunder 06:55:01 09/12/06 (0)

If you assume you make ..... - Stale 10:58:16 09/11/06 (4)

Re: If you assume you make ..... - Aleksunder 12:15:41 09/11/06 (3)

Re: If you assume you make ..... - Stale 15:13:31 09/11/06 (1)

I both agree and disagree with you....yes I am conflicted.... - tubesforever 00:18:11 09/12/06 (0)

Re Imeant " about 1.8HZ up", not 33.3 HZ. n/t - Aleksunder 12:37:37 09/11/06 (0)

You are assuming stuff.... - tubesforever 08:58:56 09/11/06 (54)

Re: So if a solid underslung weight doesn't effect VTF ... - Aleksunder 10:23:09 09/11/06 (26)

Re: also .... - Aleksunder 10:32:50 09/11/06 (25)

Again this is simple..... - tubesforever 12:10:26 09/11/06 (24)

I think you are wrong here. - NewStevo 15:18:32 09/11/06 (0)

Re: Again this is simple..... - Aleksunder 13:02:00 09/11/06 (3)

The lower you hang the mass the more it delays return to vtf - tubesforever 14:57:26 09/11/06 (0)

Re: but to complicate things .... - Aleksunder 13:26:07 09/11/06 (1)

I am modeling this at the moment. - tubesforever 15:07:51 09/11/06 (0)

Re: Again - J.D. 12:30:58 09/11/06 (18)

On a software platform called Alias, using a Unix 128 bit processor. - tubesforever 15:14:20 09/11/06 (17)

Don't forget to patent the intellectual property as well. - powermatic 19:01:14 09/11/06 (1)

I have a customer that just came back from Bejing..... - tubesforever 23:34:59 09/11/06 (0)

By Alias I assume you mean Maya, as it has been called for some years? - raphsdad 17:13:31 09/11/06 (3)

Maya is for cgi and movies, Alias was designed for manufacturing. - tubesforever 19:44:00 09/11/06 (2)

Alias is a company. - raphsdad 19:56:09 09/11/06 (1)

Re: Alias is a company. - tubesforever 23:25:52 09/11/06 (0)

Yep, my Flying-squirrel-powered Space Shuttle is in the Patent-pending phase, too ....... - J.D. 16:55:52 09/11/06 (8)

JD have I ever NOT built something I was talking about. - tubesforever 19:45:46 09/11/06 (7)

actual pic from the testing lab - J.D. 20:11:41 09/11/06 (6)

So.....JD....You are just jealous....... - tubesforever 23:29:51 09/11/06 (5)

Re: Solution - J.D. 08:31:32 09/12/06 (4)

JD your drugs are wearing off.....dose up a bit..... - tubesforever 00:13:50 09/13/06 (1)

Deal - J.D. 11:01:10 09/13/06 (0)

McSweeney's - OMalley 09:58:31 09/12/06 (1)

practically an extended haiku ...... - J.D. 11:53:40 09/12/06 (0)

I am familiar with Alias..... - vinyl-addict 16:45:00 09/11/06 (1)

And I don't want my friend fired! - tubesforever 19:54:12 09/11/06 (0)

Not O'Malley's mod - OMalley 10:10:53 09/11/06 (0)

Jim, you did it again. Hope you have on clean socks! - Garth 09:42:21 09/11/06 (25)

Re: Strictly speaking the Graham's C/W is underslung ... - Aleksunder 11:08:07 09/11/06 (3)

Yes, but I said eccentric not underslung ... and - Garth 11:30:28 09/11/06 (2)

So how does the Graham stay straight and level? n/t - Aleksunder 13:13:56 09/11/06 (1)

The outriggers set at the offset angle. Read the patent. - Garth 13:30:13 09/11/06 (0)

It is the mass at the stylus tip which must be balanced in a tonearm - tubesforever 10:06:39 09/11/06 (20)

What does that have to do with your stinking feet? :-) (nt) - Garth 11:32:41 09/11/06 (0)

excuse me - OMalley 10:25:30 09/11/06 (18)

Re: excuse me - Aleksunder 10:47:44 09/11/06 (17)

Re: excuse me - OMalley 13:19:20 09/11/06 (13)

Re: I guess so? - Aleksunder 13:39:03 09/11/06 (12)

Re: I guess so? - OMalley 14:57:55 09/11/06 (3)

It is my uneducated, unsupported guess that..... - tubesforever 16:27:56 09/11/06 (2)

amigo, si, you are full of crap, as you say - OMalley 16:52:18 09/11/06 (1)

Exactamundo. In principle only the stylus should move, the arm not. - Garth 12:07:29 09/12/06 (0)

They are equidistant, at least on a 250. The 300 and up may be a different story. - Garth 13:45:00 09/11/06 (7)

"They are equidistant, at least on a 250." - ahem, and this is another reason why the 250 is better than the 300 [nt] - OMalley 14:50:07 09/11/06 (1)

For instance. ;-) (nt) - Garth 15:25:29 09/11/06 (0)

Re: They are equidistant, at least on a 250. The 300 and up may be a different story. - Aleksunder 14:02:08 09/11/06 (4)

One reason I bought the RB250 to tweak ...... - tubesforever 00:26:57 09/12/06 (0)

Sorry, I forgot to blindly accept everything you say. :-) (nt) - Garth 15:24:32 09/11/06 (2)

Re: Well, there you again, with the glib one-liner. n/t - Aleksunder 16:38:08 09/11/06 (1)

You left the door open. Lighten up! n/t - Garth 23:34:42 09/11/06 (0)

Do you really think there is movement there? - Garth 11:36:36 09/11/06 (2)

Re: Do you really think there is movement there? - Aleksunder 12:25:54 09/11/06 (0)

I agree with you Garth on this point and my stinky feet too! - tubesforever 12:20:02 09/11/06 (0)

try this as well - OMalley 06:14:45 09/11/06 (15)

Re: try this as well - Aleksunder 07:29:32 09/11/06 (0)

Re: try this as well - Aleksunder 06:33:24 09/11/06 (13)

Bells ring! So have you replaced the bearings? (nt) - Garth 06:35:54 09/11/06 (12)

www.bocabearings.com - Panelhead 09:16:01 09/11/06 (4)

Re: blimey..... - Aleksunder 10:18:13 09/11/06 (0)

On the RB250 all four bearings are identical. - Garth 09:30:28 09/11/06 (2)

Crap! - Panelhead 11:16:06 09/11/06 (1)

Two vertical and two horizontal - all the same ...I've done it. :-( (nt) - Garth 11:49:39 09/11/06 (0)

Re: Bells ring! So have you replaced the bearings? (nt) - Aleksunder 06:47:19 09/11/06 (6)

And how do you measure that? 1/40 gram? Thanks for the info. (nt) - Garth 07:07:16 09/11/06 (4)

Re: And how do you measure that? 1/40 gram? Thanks for the info. (nt) - Aleksunder 07:17:43 09/11/06 (3)

I had my fingers calibrated and do the same thing. :-) (nt) - Garth 07:27:54 09/11/06 (2)

Re: I had my fingers calibrated and do the same thing. :-) (nt) - Aleksunder 07:32:01 09/11/06 (1)

Fingernails here. Close enough for old BMC products. :-) (nt) - Garth 07:41:11 09/11/06 (0)

Re: BTW - that's 1/40g with the arm-wires. N/T. - Aleksunder 06:48:41 09/11/06 (0)

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So how does the Graham stay straight and level? n/t - Aleksunder 13:13:56 09/11/06 (1)

The outriggers set at the offset angle. Read the patent. - Garth 13:30:13 09/11/06 (0)