motorboard
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3VERB + MOTORBOARD
holding, screws, transmitted
MOTORBOARD + NOUN
cabinet
PREP.
on
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noun
The mount that holds the motor on a record player.
In order to align this receiver for I.F. the four wood screws holding the motorboard to the cabinet will have to be removed.
Home-made rubber washers act as shock absorbers and prevent vibrations of the motor from being transmitted to the motorboard and so reaching the pickup.
A circuit board that controls one or more motors.
Each Motorboard is able to control six motors and to read in their sensory information.
For instance, employees were using computers powered by motorboard batteries and stocking shelves in the same way as they had done for the past 15 years.
A motorized surfboard or scooter.
Inventor Gilpin risks new suit to show off his new motorboard.
The Motorboard's throttle may be operated from a sitting, prone or standing position and will shut off when the operator leaves the board.
An outboard motor.
If you think of an outboard motorboard as a lever, the propeller is the thrust point and the transom is the fulcrum.
A pump unit for a motorboard having a screw disposed in the water when the motorboat is in the water, the screw constituting a propeller for moving the boat along in the water and constituting an impeller when the pump unit claimed hereinbelow is applied thereto, the motorboat also having a structure mountin the screw, the axis of rotation of the screw determing a longitudinal direction extending fore and aft...
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3In order to align this receiver for I.F. the four wood screws holding the motorboard to the cabinet will have to be removed.
WiktionaryHome-made rubber washers act as shock absorbers and prevent vibrations of the motor from being transmitted to the motorboard and so reaching the pickup.
WiktionaryThe fixed operating speeds of 33 1/3 and 45 rpm are selected by a sliding plate on the motorboard that shifts the neoprene belt to the required diameter of the motor shaft.
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