Re: [TCML] SRSG curiosity

[bartb <bartb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Andrew,

Coupling is probably the least desired of all methods for reasons Gary 
mentioned. Rotating on the cradle is better but still mechanical. Thus, 
people like John Freau devised a circuit to phase the line. I on the 
other hand rotated the stationary electrodes via motor. So the later 3 
methods are all used for the same reason (phasing in real time).

Obviously, several methods have been used.

Regards,
Bart B. Anderson

Andrew Robinson wrote:
> So why does everyone devise a way to rotate their SRSG motor in its 
> mount rather than rotate the disc coupling on the motors shaft. Seems 
> like a lot more work to rotate the motor than to rotate the disc... Is 
> this just because someone did it first and everyone else followed like 
> sheep, or is something wrong with my logic?
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