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A compact but well-working gear shift. It does NOT use any of the official Lego clutch gears.
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This gear shift works with the same principle as the one used in my Crawler Crane. However, it is more compact due to slightly different gearing and is more reliable due to an improved lever for switching. It has two outputs plus an output in the middle in which neither gear moves.



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Alex B
  July 11, 2012
It's up!
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Halhi 141
  July 10, 2012
Quoting Alex B Hello, Would you mind if i posted my similar version and give you credit?
Sure.
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Alex B
  July 10, 2012
Hello, Would you mind if i posted my similar version and give you credit?
Halhi 141
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White Knight
  June 29, 2012
Simple and effective, perfect !>.....well done
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Alex B
  June 15, 2012
This is so Awesome!!! Well done on the compactness of it all! 5/5
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Halhi 141
  May 19, 2012
Quoting Tuomas Kukkamaa I like the compactness of the design and especially the fact that you did not use any official shifting parts. One thing to improve or to implement is to add a linear actuator that would move the shifting axle forward and backward? This could make the design remote controllable too?
Thanks. The reason that I did not do that is because I intended for it to be for manually controlled switching. After all, it is somewhat pointless to remote control a 2 output switch when you could simply use two motors directly connected to the functions.
Tuomas Kukkamaa
  May 19, 2012
I like the compactness of the design and especially the fact that you did not use any official shifting parts. One thing to improve or to implement is to add a linear actuator that would move the shifting axle forward and backward? This could make the design remote controllable too?
  
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