Pelton Wheel & Stamp Mill

[@GroverCleveland43]

Yes, I agree. I edited in the field on the iPad so no opportunity for gfx. As mentioned in the narration, the motor is only there to power the recirculating pump since there is usually no source of high pressure water where we give demonstrations.

[@GroverCleveland43]

Shot on the iPad. Sorry it's not as steady as it should be.

[@ptreth36696]

Hi, No apologies needed for lack of steadiness. I think the presentation would be better with a "schematic" that showed how everything connected. One might ask, why not just drive the stamp mill from the motor? PT

[@GroverCleveland43]

Yes, I agree. I edited in the field on the iPad so no opportunity for gfx. As mentioned in the narration, the motor is only there to power the recirculating pump since there is usually no source of high pressure water where we give demonstrations.

[@GroverCleveland43]

Shot on the iPad. Sorry it's not as steady as it should be.

[@GroverCleveland43]

Yes, I agree. I edited in the field on the iPad so no opportunity for gfx. As mentioned in the narration, the motor is only there to power the recirculating pump since there is usually no source of high pressure water where we give demonstrations.

[@GroverCleveland43]

Yes, I agree. I edited in the field on the iPad so no opportunity for gfx. As mentioned in the narration, the motor is only there to power the recirculating pump since there is usually no source of high pressure water where we give demonstrations.