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Old 16-07-2007, 01:04   #16
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Yes good point Dan. It's why Iam asking for the Gear ratio. If we know what the pitch is supposed to be, it may well be that the pitch is correct and there is still some other issue. An important way of fault finding is to address the simple issues first and to not get carried away with to many issues at once. Simple and concise elimination is the moto.
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