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Old 05-15-13 | 11:50 AM
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Due to the low rotational velocities involved, a constant-velocity joint design is unnecessary. A simple universal joint (cross-and-trunnion type) will be fine. They are commonly used in auto steering systems. Probably something similar to the universal joint used on (say) 1/2 inch socket wrench drives should be sufficient.
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