Torque motor and magnetic clutches
Two opposed drives and their magnetic clutches provide corrective rotation to the stabilizer cardan.
Follow the mechanism
The motor supplies opposed rotating clutch drives. Magnetic engagement selects the correcting direction.
Cork-faced drives transmit torque through controlled slip. The two clutches must not be interpreted as a rigidly locked gear pair.
The contact brush and sector determine when the correcting drive acts.
Geometry follows the cited drawings and photographs. Unmeasured dimensions remain approximate; exploded spacing reveals existing model groups rather than a prescribed disassembly procedure.
Reference views
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Schematic Diagram of Stabilizer Torque Motor. Classify assembled/exploded/section state before registering a camera.
Opposed clutch gears and magnetic engagement
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Reader leaf 26. Inspect prose and illustrations before choosing a model state or camera.
Reader leaf 27. Inspect prose and illustrations before choosing a model state or camera.
Reader leaf 46. Inspect prose and illustrations before choosing a model state or camera.