The quiz page seems to be down so I thought maybe to throw in a detector quiz question or 2.
just for fun. no need to reply to this post really.
hey happy holidays. they're coming fast!
i'll post the answers in a few days.
when they come, double check me.
ok. racking my brain,
1) if your deck height is 21" at 270, what was the relationship between the standing pins cam follower and the timing cam at 0?
a) allowed to ride the cam
b) held up from riding the cam until 180
c) you can't have a deck height of 21" at 270 on a properly running machine.
d) hey dum dum, get your facts straight. the standing pins cam follower doesn't ride the timing cam.
2) If the bottom of the clutch actuator has just moved foward during your first detection, what might have been the corrosponding deck height? (lots of choices here)
a) 15"
b) 21"
c) 8.5"
d) 10.5"
e) a or b is correct
f) b or c is correct
g) c or d is correct
h) a or d is correct
i) b or d is correct
ok last one.
3) If you were to remove the strike controller spring, the detector may most likely guide the pinsetter through which type of cycle:
a) constant or intermittant no strike/standing pins cycles.
b) it would just be a mess. you'd have the moving deck and scissors try to operate in the same cycle, requiring much overtime that week.
c) constant or intermittant strike/no standing pins cycles.
d)either a or c, followed by the deck trying to set pins from holding-hook height at 270.
[This message has been edited by Matty (edited 11-11-1999).]
[This message has been edited by Matty (edited 11-11-1999).]

hey happy holidays. they're coming fast!
i'll post the answers in a few days.
when they come, double check me.
ok. racking my brain,
1) if your deck height is 21" at 270, what was the relationship between the standing pins cam follower and the timing cam at 0?
a) allowed to ride the cam
b) held up from riding the cam until 180
c) you can't have a deck height of 21" at 270 on a properly running machine.
d) hey dum dum, get your facts straight. the standing pins cam follower doesn't ride the timing cam.
2) If the bottom of the clutch actuator has just moved foward during your first detection, what might have been the corrosponding deck height? (lots of choices here)
a) 15"
b) 21"
c) 8.5"
d) 10.5"
e) a or b is correct
f) b or c is correct
g) c or d is correct
h) a or d is correct
i) b or d is correct
ok last one.
3) If you were to remove the strike controller spring, the detector may most likely guide the pinsetter through which type of cycle:
a) constant or intermittant no strike/standing pins cycles.
b) it would just be a mess. you'd have the moving deck and scissors try to operate in the same cycle, requiring much overtime that week.
c) constant or intermittant strike/no standing pins cycles.
d)either a or c, followed by the deck trying to set pins from holding-hook height at 270.
[This message has been edited by Matty (edited 11-11-1999).]
[This message has been edited by Matty (edited 11-11-1999).]
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