After a round of questions over at the electronics stack exchange (linked below), I have 2 ideas for peer review.
My limited experience says that the standard way to decrease rev-up delay is the use of stronger batteries,but that comes with some downsides, like cost.
Idea #1 was presented by the top answer in SE, the use of capacitors to have the same battery deliver a bigger burst of speed on rev-up.
Idea #2 is a spring-powered pullcord, primed as a spring blaster, revving the wheel mannualy.
Thoughts?
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/446848/is-it-possible-to-help-accelerate-a-starting-motor-externally?noredirect=1#comment1121166_446848
My limited experience says that the standard way to decrease rev-up delay is the use of stronger batteries,but that comes with some downsides, like cost.
Idea #1 was presented by the top answer in SE, the use of capacitors to have the same battery deliver a bigger burst of speed on rev-up.
Idea #2 is a spring-powered pullcord, primed as a spring blaster, revving the wheel mannualy.
Thoughts?
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/446848/is-it-possible-to-help-accelerate-a-starting-motor-externally?noredirect=1#comment1121166_446848
