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Wow excellent work! 
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That is awesome!! Great work, Mark
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I am blown away every time this post comes up with the new additions. What talent. Thanks for sharing!
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I haven’t had much time during December, too busy, but I found bits of time here and there and I worked on the electrical system. This is not my favorite part, but it must be done. At the heart of this is the rotary connector, which I built from scratch. I will use the same control console as I use for my Krupp 180GMT and I put the connectors underneath one of the outriggers, not very elegant, but it was the only option. On the picture one can also see the swing motor tucked in above the rear axles. The rotary connector has 4 sockets, so I can simply plug in the motors in the upper.   kerst
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The gearbox is ready. There are 4 speeds altogether. It provides me with the Low-Low I need for moving the thing fully rigged and also with a few faster speeds. There is a factor 10 difference between the lowest and the highest gear.   I made a short video of the first test drive. It is going in Low-Low with the motor running at full rpm's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw_bQFV9amwKerst
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What a fantastic job your doing, it is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That is insaine!!!! cant wait to see it done. all i can say is WOW!
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Wow!! She's coming along great!!great work
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you are the man kerst ... simply the best work i've ever seen ... p.s. please post some more video of the 4100w ... the man bro ... 
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I can only agree with what the others have said. This is really an incredible feat of model engineering!
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 That gearbox is a work of art! Great video too Kerst, those axles are working perfectly. Rowan.
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Amazing, great job.
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Thanks everybody for the compliments. It is nice to have a forum to share the progress of this project! To be continued. Kerst
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Nice build that's one cool gearbox !  Chet
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Superb workmanship. Would like to see pictures of winches and motor setup.
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While waiting for the AL sheets to arrive I made the 235-ton hook block. I had very little (none!) information to help me and I had to somehow get some measurements from pictures. And now it’s finished I think it is not quite right. I might change the whole thing again.   I also made a first mock-up of the boom, just to try out if it works. I am using 0.032” Al sheet. I bend the lower part and the upper part separately and then glued the two together. It seems to work and it is quite strong.  Kerst
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