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A possible different approach?

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RSD

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A thought occurred to me - it probably couldn't be done but if I don't ask...

Instead of using a PRSU and all of the problems associated with that, could the gears in the rotor and on the eccentric shaft be changed to ones that result in the eccentric shaft rotating slower so that a PSRU isn't needed? Either changing the gears themselves or custom machined billet rotors etc?
 
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