Russell Hedges
New Member
Hello.
I have a Devor dynamometer car. It has Devor couplers on it, and one of them moves, pulling a string, turning a pointer on a dial. The opposite end of the string is attached to a piece of spring steel, so that without a load on it the pointer parks at the same place over and over. So it's really an un-calibrated spring dynamometer. Good for comparing loads, especially on hills.
But.
The coupler on the dyno end has broken! It's metal and part of it is just gone now. It falls apart.
Does anyone know if I may use a Kadee #4 in the Devor pocket? Or where I may find a Devor coupler?
Thanks,
Russell Hedges
I have a Devor dynamometer car. It has Devor couplers on it, and one of them moves, pulling a string, turning a pointer on a dial. The opposite end of the string is attached to a piece of spring steel, so that without a load on it the pointer parks at the same place over and over. So it's really an un-calibrated spring dynamometer. Good for comparing loads, especially on hills.
But.
The coupler on the dyno end has broken! It's metal and part of it is just gone now. It falls apart.
Does anyone know if I may use a Kadee #4 in the Devor pocket? Or where I may find a Devor coupler?
Thanks,
Russell Hedges
