Showing posts with label carry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carry. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

What size of electric motor can carry someone?

Question by umadbro: What size of electric motor can carry someone?
Whats the smallest motor that can probably move someone, for instance 49cc gas motor can move the bike and a person on it.

Can 1hp or 3 hp electric engine have enough power to move someone? Not on a bike necessarily


Best answer:

Answer by Samuel
Your question is to vague. Even the smallest motor could move a person if geared correctly, although very slowly.
1hp = 735watts. So if you can pick an application that needs a 1hp gas engine then an electric motor that uses approximately 735watts will be roughly equivalent. Not counting friction and resistances of coarse.



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Friday, July 5, 2013

has anyone carry on electric guitar on eva air and united air?

Question by lynn: has anyone carry on electric guitar on eva air and united air?
I will be carry on my standard electric guitar from KUL(malaysia) - Las Vegas (EVA Air)
Connecting flight from san francisco to las Vegas.
I've called the airlines but they are not sure. So I am asking anyone who had experience on bringing their electric guitar on board, thank you.


Best answer:

Answer by mccoyblues
I hate to give you bad news but you are at the mercy of the gate agents and the airline personnel on the ground at the time of your flight. If you get an understanding agent you'll be fine, but if you run into someone who confronts you be prepared to get turned away at the gate.

Technically speaking musical instruments are allowed to be carried onboard but that doesn't always work out, especially with very crowded airplanes when cabin space is at a premium.

There is one option if they stop you at the gate. Ask them to "gate check" the guitar. What that means is the guitar is taken from the boarding gate directly to the plane's cargo space. Avoiding all of the baggage check personnel and machinery. When you reach your destination your guitar will be the first item off the plane and it is then delivered directly back to the gate for you to pick up.

This process is very similar to how they handle wheelchairs and child carriers.



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