BUT: The range of ratios itself cannot be adjusted on the fly. Otherwise you have a machine that can achieve infinite ratio with a finite amount of material. If you need to ask for a higher maximum ratio, it amounts to a redesign of the (still ideal) transmission.
"Ideal" to me means:
回答: Since we are talking about "ideal" situations, your way is as go
由 UberAlles
於 2009-07-03 08:29:58
Given a range of gear ratios inherent in the transmission's design, the transmission can achieve any such ratio infinitely efficiently.
BUT: The range of ratios itself cannot be adjusted on the fly. Otherwise you have a machine that can achieve infinite ratio with a finite amount of material. If you need to ask for a higher maximum ratio, it amounts to a redesign of the (still ideal) transmission.
BUT: The range of ratios itself cannot be adjusted on the fly. Otherwise you have a machine that can achieve infinite ratio with a finite amount of material. If you need to ask for a higher maximum ratio, it amounts to a redesign of the (still ideal) transmission.
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• Now I understand your definition of "ideal transmission" -wolfmanii- ♂ (940 bytes) () 07/06/2009 postreply 11:25:43