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I'm sure it's useful.....stick a load on it...and you can determine how useful.
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335 RPM on 12 VDC .38 amp no load
650 RPM on 24 VDC .51 amp no load
975 RPM on 36 VDC .62 amp no load
3 amp stall
Shaft 1/2" dia x 1-1/2" (no keyway)
4" diam. x 9" long
this motor is made by pacific scientific and i don't know if it has an encoder.
I'm sure it's useful.....stick a load on it...and you can determine how useful.
i don't want to buy it and find out that i can't use it. i'm looking at converting a RF-31 clone
Well, now that they have updated their web site to include max voltage of 60V, I ordered the last two for my lathe! Based on my spreadsheet info gathered from Marris, they should do fantastic.
Hope you got some as they should do a mill very well.
Art
AKA Country Bubba (Older Than Dirt)
Okay and which website was that??
i had found these motors on surpluscenter.com apparently so did alot of other people after i posted this. originally there were 32 motors. i was going to buy some but i already have some smaller motors that my drives are setup for and i really can't afford to switch mid stream and start over. this is my first cnc mill build and i will eventually build a square column version to replace this one. until then i won't need the bigger motors and i'm some more will come along sooner or later.
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