fcg dimensions

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pdukey

Discussion Starter · Sep 24, 2009

hi I am in the process of buiding a flying crank ghost out of an old computer desk (the kind made out of lightweight tubing). I am viewed many directions inlcuding tutorials on this site. It appears the pulleys are arranged in the shape of a triangle. Does anyone know the dimensions of that triangle. From what I figured 30-inches looks right. Any input? Thanks!

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theooggieman

· #2 · Sep 24, 2009

heres my rig ......hope this helps......
YouTube - FCG mech Jessica

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Homestead Haunt

· #3 · Sep 25, 2009

Are you asking for the dementions from pully to pully when the arms are stretched out?

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pdukey

Discussion Starter · #4 · Sep 25, 2009

pulley to pulley (to pulley)
thanks again

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NIL8r

· #5 · Sep 25, 2009

I think it all depends on how long you make the arms. I had to adjust mine out a bit further than my original angles.

You have seen the build instructions on the phantasmechanics site, right?

Phantasmechanics Online

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theooggieman

· #6 · Sep 25, 2009

I think 30 inches for the arms works...........and about 20 inches back to the head.............its really cool how much you can play with it..........I tried alot of diff ways before I got what I wanted..................try making a rig and using your hand or something to see if it would be better tighter or farther apart...................good luck

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theooggieman

· #7 · Sep 25, 2009

also in the trial stage use fishing line its easy to snap off if you need too......I went though about 50 yards......lol

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