Bigger servos?
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Look for Tonegawa Seiko Servos
SSPS-050 and SSPS-105 (world's strongest RC servos)
http://members.aol.com/ckdesign1/actuator.html
and
http://www.vantec.com
ACJacques
mcruz1@t... wrote:
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> Has anyone found a place where you can buy bigger, larger Voltage
> servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
> use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
> have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
> (pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
> Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
SSPS-050 and SSPS-105 (world's strongest RC servos)
http://members.aol.com/ckdesign1/actuator.html
and
http://www.vantec.com
ACJacques
mcruz1@t... wrote:
>
> Has anyone found a place where you can buy bigger, larger Voltage
> servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
> use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
> have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
> (pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
> Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
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it while making it go forward and reverse in a short period of time. Like a
3 sec cycle time while traveling up to 2 feet in either direction...
Original Message
From: Tim Goldstein <timg@k...>
To: 'basicstamps@egroups.com' <basicstamps@egroups.com>
Date: Monday, October 23, 2000 7:40 PM
Subject: RE: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] BIGGER SERVOS?
>Different interface technique (step and direction signals) but look at the
>G320 from www.geckodrive.com It is a control package that allows you to use
>any brushed DC motor from 24 V to 80 V and up to 20 amps. Definitely an
>industrial class solution and pretty reasonable at $99 each. You still need
>to get a motor with an encoder, but you can pick them up on E-bay for $10 -
>$50 depending upon how big you need.
>
>Tim
>[noparse][[/noparse]Denver, CO]
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>> Has anyone found a place where you can buy bigger, larger Voltage
>> servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
>> use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
>> have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
>> (pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
>> Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
>>
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servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
(pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
>Has anyone found a place where you can buy bigger, larger Voltage
>servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
>use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
>have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
>(pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
>Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
How BIG? Real BIG or only a little bit BIG? VBG
When I bought the servos for my HO scale rotary dumper
http://www.ida.net/users/tetonsl/railroad/dumper.htm at the local hobby
shop, they catalogued Expert Brand model SL820, 2.48" x 1.26" x 2.46" with
214 oz/in torque. Didn't stock them of course. Still work at 5 volts.
Wayne
Wayne Roderick P.E. (EE, ret)
CEO, Teton Short Line, (NMRA life-1721)
e-mail tetonsl@i... Pocatello Idaho, USA
http://www.ida.net/users/tetonsl/railroad
Note new URL- /biz/ becomes /users/
G320 from www.geckodrive.com It is a control package that allows you to use
any brushed DC motor from 24 V to 80 V and up to 20 amps. Definitely an
industrial class solution and pretty reasonable at $99 each. You still need
to get a motor with an encoder, but you can pick them up on E-bay for $10 -
$50 depending upon how big you need.
Tim
[noparse][[/noparse]Denver, CO]
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> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 4:46 PM
> To: basicstamps@egroups.com
> Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] BIGGER SERVOS?
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> Has anyone found a place where you can buy bigger, larger Voltage
> servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
> use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
> have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
> (pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
> Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
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acceleration without needing to keep it at the peak torque for the whole
travel. Also, air and water cooling are not unheard of in an industrial
setting. I am using a set of these drives on my CNC machine and they are
working out great.
Tim
[noparse][[/noparse]Denver, CO]
>
> Thank you, I will look into it...My concern with a DC motor
> is overheating
> it while making it go forward and reverse in a short period
> of time. Like a
> 3 sec cycle time while traveling up to 2 feet in either direction...
>
Original Message
> From: Tim Goldstein <timg@k...>
> To: 'basicstamps@egroups.com' <basicstamps@egroups.com>
> Date: Monday, October 23, 2000 7:40 PM
> Subject: RE: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] BIGGER SERVOS?
>
>
> >Different interface technique (step and direction signals)
> but look at the
> >G320 from www.geckodrive.com It is a control package that
> allows you to use
> >any brushed DC motor from 24 V to 80 V and up to 20 amps.
> Definitely an
> >industrial class solution and pretty reasonable at $99 each.
> You still need
> >to get a motor with an encoder, but you can pick them up on
> E-bay for $10 -
> >$50 depending upon how big you need.
> >
> >Tim
> >[noparse][[/noparse]Denver, CO]
>
torque, high speed, ball bearing, etc etc
mtrc> Has anyone found a place where you can buy bigger, larger Voltage
mtrc> servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
mtrc> use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
mtrc> have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
mtrc> (pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
mtrc> Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
> Has anyone found a place where you can buy bigger, larger Voltage
> servos with more weight/torque and speed than the ones that we all
> use for out remote control projects? I would like to find some that
> have the same logic to them, because that is what we all know using
> (pulsout commands) but can operate in an industrial enviroment as a
> Pic-N-Place application. Thank you in advance!
>
>
These guys all carry Tonegawa Seiko servos
http://www.ckdesigntech.com/
http://www.hobbyclub.com/framespage.htm
http://www.vantec.com/index.html