Well, you have to define your terms. :) In either case you will turn
the steering wheel the same number of radians to get the same change in
spindle angle. A larger steering wheel means you move the rim more
linear distance to get that number of radians. More arm motion with
less effort for the same spindle angle. Conversely, a smaller steering
wheel will require more effort, but require less arm motion. Confused
yet?
Gene near Seattle
At 01:41 PM 3/1/2007, Les Francisco wrote:
Gary
Maybe I'm missing something here...wouldn't a larger wheel give you
more
turn for less input?
(PS - I was lousy at physics so be kind)
Ed Capullo
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