Daedalus Magpie V2, Manual

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You will need to slide the motor mount
in a rocking motion until it aligns under
the large (low speed) or small (high
speed) whorl at the rear of the bobbin
and the other end of the chassis. Verify
this visually from the side to ensure
the drive belt is parallel with the rear
frame. Additionally, when using the
large whorl, swing the flyer by hand
and observe that there is a small bit of
clearance (just a few mm) between the
flyer arm tips and the drive belt as the
flyer rotates.
In Irish tension, your drive band goes
on the bobbin and its built-in whorls,
which allows you to have two different
speed modes: a High Speed (small
drum) and a Low Speed (large drum). Each flyer has two different
drive bands. The larger drive band goes over the large bobbin drum
and the small one goes over the flyer, or the small bobbin drum.
Irish Tension