Ans: Yes but I don't know about the .591". It is small but finite.

Hi Paul,
.591 is 15 mm....... the eshaft eccentricity.  Why don't you guys stick
to mm?   Speak the same language as Felix and Kenichi ! :)
Cya, Dave McC

As Vance (RIP) was fond of saying: "we got to the moon on inches."
Where have the metric crowd been? :)

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Paul,
Must agree with you totally here. I grew up with Inches as did Dave,
however even the English have moved to metric, I don't know why they did
that.  I find I have to do everything in duel measurements now.
However I do find it easier if it's made in Metric, as is the Mazda, to
measure it in Metric. I fully understand your reluctance to do so as I was
exactly the same, but in the end I had to convert.

I was watching a English program the other day on home modifications and
this chap was measuring a doorway in metric and explaining what he was
doing, low and behold he suddenly said "measure six inches each side" - he
suddenly relapsed into Imperial measurement. The younger generation work in
Metric only - but we older blokes have to do both. It's something I just had
to get used to.
George ( down under)

Everything in the US is still sold and measured in inches, feet,
yards, cubic yards, cubic feet et. etc .etc.. We still use MPH
and Kts. Trying to teach our budding engineers the metric systems
probably turns some of them off.

Paul Lamar

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