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Subject: Re: Why are capstan wheels different size?
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I heard from many girls that size doesn't matter !! LOL

DaveC a écrit :
> Oh, smarter-than-I people,
>
> http://imgur.com/WPEoOu1
>
> The 2 belt-drive capstan flywheels in an auto-reverse cassette mechanism are
> different sizes. (Motor drive pulley will be in the small loop end of the
> belt in illustration above.)
>
> How does that result in the same tape speed in both directions?
>
> Confused...
>