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09-10-2004, 07:24 AM
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Hi Goup I`m not into electronics so I was wondering who makes a turn-key 3 axis controller for steppers. I was interested in something that can easily drive 300 to 400 oz-inch steppers. I see that the gecko stuff looks good. I also notice it looks like a tricky task to add the necessary transformerss, capcaitors etc. to shop build your own system. A online friend mentioned the maxcnc kit. It seemed in the end he wasn`t happy with the preformance.  |
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