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01-15-2009, 01:22 PM
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Anyone know what the older bridgeport boss 5 steppers inductance was. I think mine are sigma. I have been running them on 70V dc with larkens full amps I think 10 and I'm wondering if it may be too much voltage. They seem to do very well for what I need but they do tend to sing at verying frequencys when stopped. motors run very cool. I have them hooked up half winding, would use of all windings be better? Thanks for your time. Stephen  |
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