Warpspeed Guru
 Joined: 09/08/2007 Location: AustraliaPosts: 4406 |
| Posted: 11:41pm 26 Nov 2012 |
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It should still work on an electronic gearbox, in fact it would probably be the ideal solution.
With a main electric drive motor that works right down to zero rpm, the torque converter is not needed, and you could very easily program a microcontroller to change gears in the gearbox, and have the gearbox operate any way you wanted it to operate.
To select any gear (or neutral), it's just a case of energising or deenergising several low power 12 volt solenoid valves in various combinations. Some kind of engine or road speed sensor, a bit of fairly straightforward software, and you are set to go.
Edited by Warpspeed 2012-11-28 Cheers, Tony. |