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Dymotech S 6 question

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  1. I have a left side Dymotech that I want to mount on the rear right of a front fork. Doing so will
    not cause a problem with contact pressure. Presumably Dymotech specifies and determines side
    designation on an assumption of rear stay mounting. Using it as I plan to would mean that the roller
    would rotate in an opposite direction than the side designation might specify.

    Are these things directional, or do they use R and L designations just to identify different
    applications? Will I harm the unit using it the way I plan to, and will it work to generate
    electricity?

    Thanks for your help on this one.

    Gary J.

  2. Tue, 13 May 2003 02:30:17 GMT, Gary Jacobson:

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    Using it as I plan to would mean that the roller would rotate in an opposite direction than the
    side designation might specify.

    No problem. The generator, the bearings and the pulley are in no way directional.

    Andreas

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