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RichardK

posted on 24/12/11 at 05:06 AM Reply With Quote
Ever wondered how a dif works?

Saw this on another forum and thought it interesting, cheers Rich



[Edited on 24/12/11 by RichardK]





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Proby

posted on 24/12/11 at 10:01 AM Reply With Quote
What a great educational video!
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snapper

posted on 24/12/11 at 10:04 AM Reply With Quote
Tha was Jam Handy, thank you.
Well explained if a little condescending for today's market.
I do like visual explenations, wonder if there are any more in the series.
It would be great to do a series in this fashion about quantum mechanics or the Higgs Boson.





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StevieB

posted on 24/12/11 at 11:29 AM Reply With Quote
That's actually really simple but really usefull.

It's always been one of those things where I understand the basic principles that it's a bunch of gears being cleverly driven, but never exactly how it works.

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madteg

posted on 24/12/11 at 11:40 AM Reply With Quote
Even the mrs could understand that thanks.
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coozer

posted on 24/12/11 at 11:51 AM Reply With Quote
Excellent, they just don't make em like that any more.





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MsD

posted on 24/12/11 at 12:06 PM Reply With Quote
'A shaft in the middle of the floor would be inconvenient for passengers'... I think that sowuld be the least of my problems when a propshaft is spinning round at however many thousand rpm!

Really good video... dont supose they had LSD's when this video was made ?

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Antnicuk

posted on 24/12/11 at 09:47 PM Reply With Quote
excellent vid.





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