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jabe
I've been trying to find technical specs on the rovers wheels... Particularly the gear ratio..but the more data the better. Anyone know a web site that I can hunt through. Been trying to google but I guess I'm not using the right search words for it...
cIclops
QUOTE (jabe @ Mar 27 2005, 03:01 PM)
I've been trying to find technical specs on the rovers wheels...  Particularly the gear ratio..but the more data the better.  Anyone know a web site that I can hunt through.  Been trying to google but I guess I'm not using the right search words for it...
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how about MER wheel gear ratio ?

the fourth hit gives this document

look on page 6 and you'll find:

"The four rover drive motors have a 332:1 gear ratio"

cIclops your friendly forum google search bot smile.gif
jabe
Ok..I feel like an idiot... wink.gif
thanks for the find.I forgot what I tried but no luck.. Thanks again..
jb
BTW anyone know the noise to signal ratio from the HGA when it is recieved at earth? I'm amazed that there aren't as many errors as there are...
djellison
Well - 95%+ of the data goes UHF -> Mars Odyssey -> Earth

Doug
dot.dk
cIclops, that thing is not at all the MER rover. Just some demonstration rover for a museum blink.gif

Althoug I would believe the MER's have similar high gear ratio.
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