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    Question Powermax 2

    Hi everyone! New guy here and the more I read the more confused I get. I hope someone can help.
    I just put a bid on some powermax 2 steppers 1.8 degree, 200 steps, 116 oz, 1.75, 3.75v.
    P21 NSXS LSS NS NS 03

    P= TYPE- STANDARD
    2= SIZE- NEMA 23
    1= # OF STACKS- 1 STACK

    N= NEMA
    S= CONSTRUCTION-SPECIAL
    X= TERMINATION- RECEPTACLE
    S= WINDING TYPE- SPECIAL

    L= ROTOR TYPE- STANDARD
    S= SHAFT CONFIGUARATION- SPECIAL
    S= SHAFT MODIFICATION- SPECIAL

    NS= ENCODER OPTION- NO FEEDBACK

    03= SECUENCE NUMBER
    My ? is. is this a good stepper? it has no feedback. does it matter? you can tell by the code that alot are "SPECIAL".
    should this bother me?
    I already put the bid in. should I go for it or just get out bid and look for something better.


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    You don't need feedback. Most of the specs look good, the only concern would be the winding being 'special'. Look at http://www.pacsci.com/products/step_...products.html, the Pacific Scientific site for the data sheet if you don't have it. I would ask the seller if he has tested them or knows what is 'special' about the wiring configuration.
    Good luck with the auction.
    Bill


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