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    anyone have 220v servos?

    i figure single phase 220V servos will be the most powerful i can put in my home garage the easiest....does anyone know where i can find some at a resonable cost for my build?


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    Unless you are thinking of going with really large servo's, 220v is not necessary, Torque is related to current, so you most likely can find a product in the lower range, 120v or under?
    Ebay is still a good source for all ranges and types, AC,DC,BLDC etc.
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    i want servos that can move a 15x15 cube of AL with no problem


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    Quote Originally Posted by xclr82xtc View Post
    i figure single phase 220V servos
    I like (and have) 750W(2.4Nm constant torque @ 3000rpm) AC servo

    http://www.markcomp77.p9.pl/img/serv..._ac_750W-m.jpg

    more info:
    http://forum-cnc.pl/index.php?topic=1116.0

    AC Servo principle
    http://forum-cnc.pl/index.php?topic=1197.0

    it is possible to connect this servo to STEP/DIR
    http://www.markcomp77.p9.pl/img/serv...laczenie03.jpg
    Last edited by markcomp77; 06-14-2010 at 05:58 AM.
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