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    Minertia Ugfmed-b9ecy11

    Hi there,

    Can anyone tell me what the encoder wire connections should be. I looked on the yakawa site and could not find the specific motor with the color of wires.

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    I want to use it to drive my leadscrew for normal turning so that I do not have to change the gears, I want to put a normal PWM controller on it but have a LCD screen readout for the speed and maybe the distance. Is this feasible? Or should I put a stepper motor on it?


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    I posted in the other thread, but

    I'm going to be using those motors with Larken Viper drives. Ordered them last week. The guy at Larken said they work great with his drive. He said the powersupply should be about 30 volts for that motor. The encoder is 1000 lines I think.

    http://www.larkencnc.com/viper/index.shtml


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    I dont have anything to add, but i think i have the same encoders on some minertia motors i got on ebay. posting here will assure i get notified if you figure it out
    Lemon Curry??


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    Hi there,

    I will be looking into it as soon as I get a reply from the guys refered to above.

    Regards

    Nic


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