On Oct 6, 2007, at 5:22 PM, Tim Coates wrote: > One minor mistake I made in explaining the older method is I put 40 > grams on the capstan. 20 grams works also, but 20 grams doesn't > have the ability to split hairs with the math like 40 grams. Effectively increasing the resolution (and sensitivity (and noise)) of the measuring device. (Who remember's Michael Antonionni's movie "Blow Up".) Actually there's no problem, measuring the change of KR as the key rock on the fulcrum. Just check with the remaining keys on the keyframe to see start/finish of the balance pin's travel in the BR bushing. 1.) Do your first KR with the BR pin at the start of its travel, and the roller pivot held in place. 2.) Change nothing else about the set-up for measuring the KR except to pivot the roller so that the top end of the pin reaches the finish point in its travel. You have the KR before and after the rock. Mind you I haven't tried this yet. I've been out raking leaves today. bill ballard wbps at vermontel.net
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