Help wanted
Art Isador
Posts: 9
Hello electronic meisters -
First post, haven't got a clue as to what you all do, total newbie, etc.
I need some help and I respectfully ask advice from you all.
I'm an artist /·photographer and I have electronic equipment needs but really don't have the time to build the controllers myself.
I'm working with rotary tables and·would like·to be able to control them with stepper motors and·simple handheld boxes with push buttons that allow a stepper motor to rotate 1 revolution CW, and or 1 revolution CCW by simply pushing the buttons (forward and reverse).
I'd like to be able to have a very light weight control box that runs off a 9 volt battery (open to suggestios).
This is my issue:
I'm hoping to find someone who is responsible and friendly that will work at a resonable rate to build some experimental controllers for me.
Again, I hope this is appropriate to post here and if OK, please respond with your interest in working and a little bit about what you do to:
art@artbiz.com
Thanks very much -
(please feel free to comment here as well)
Art Isador
First post, haven't got a clue as to what you all do, total newbie, etc.
I need some help and I respectfully ask advice from you all.
I'm an artist /·photographer and I have electronic equipment needs but really don't have the time to build the controllers myself.
I'm working with rotary tables and·would like·to be able to control them with stepper motors and·simple handheld boxes with push buttons that allow a stepper motor to rotate 1 revolution CW, and or 1 revolution CCW by simply pushing the buttons (forward and reverse).
I'd like to be able to have a very light weight control box that runs off a 9 volt battery (open to suggestios).
This is my issue:
I'm hoping to find someone who is responsible and friendly that will work at a resonable rate to build some experimental controllers for me.
Again, I hope this is appropriate to post here and if OK, please respond with your interest in working and a little bit about what you do to:
art@artbiz.com
Thanks very much -
(please feel free to comment here as well)
Art Isador