dc drive motor question
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I realize the off-topic nature of this submission, but I need to find some
high-torque, DC-gearmotors to be controlled by my stamp. The DC motor can
range from 6-24 Volts. Does anyone know where I can find these relatively
cheaply? Thank you.
-Sean K
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high-torque, DC-gearmotors to be controlled by my stamp. The DC motor can
range from 6-24 Volts. Does anyone know where I can find these relatively
cheaply? Thank you.
-Sean K
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If $15.00 to $25.00 for each motor is cheap enough then try this site;
http://www.jameco.com/
They have several at different RPM outputs in the voltage range you are looking
for, take a look and see if these
will do what you want to do. They can be found in the components area on the
left side bar.
Have Fun !!
Dale Fleischmann
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> high-torque, DC-gearmotors to be controlled by my stamp. The DC motor can
> range from 6-24 Volts. Does anyone know where I can find these relatively
> cheaply? Thank you.
>
> -Sean K
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>I realize the off-topic nature of this submission, but I need to find some
>high-torque, DC-gearmotors to be controlled by my stamp. The DC motor can
>range from 6-24 Volts. Does anyone know where I can find these relatively
>cheaply? Thank you.
>
>-Sean K
Hi Sean -
There are probably hundreds of places that offer surplus DC gearmotors,
can you be a bit more specific about your requirements ? Such things as the
following will help to pare down the list:
Maximum torque required, Physical size, Shaft configuration,
Preferred mounting, Maximum Current Permissible, Reversability,
That will give us a better start at assisting you.
Regards,
Bruce Bates
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chair motors rated @ 24VDC, 110RPM no load, 3.6A no load. I don't know what
"relatively cheaply" means to you, I thought they were reasonably at $300 a
pair. I bought them from C and H sales, they are brand new, one left and one
right side.
http://www.candhsales.com
Troy S.
sean975@a... wrote: I realize the off-topic nature of this submission, but
I need to find some
high-torque, DC-gearmotors to be controlled by my stamp. The DC motor can
range from 6-24 Volts. Does anyone know where I can find these relatively
cheaply? Thank you.
-Sean K
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gearheads. The stock changes, you might want to inquire by email to see what he
has at the moment.
http://www.eaelec.com/motors.htm
Best, Michael
Troy S wrote:
> I just purchased a couple of gear motors for a project of my own. They are
wheel chair motors rated @ 24VDC, 110RPM no load, 3.6A no load. I don't know
what "relatively cheaply" means to you, I thought they were reasonably at $300 a
pair. I bought them from C and H sales, they are brand new, one left and one
right side.
>
> http://www.candhsales.com
>
> Troy S.
>
> sean975@a... wrote: I realize the off-topic nature of this submission,
but I need to find some
> high-torque, DC-gearmotors to be controlled by my stamp. The DC motor can
> range from 6-24 Volts. Does anyone know where I can find these relatively
> cheaply? Thank you.
>
> -Sean K
>
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a very long time ago I built a project from some motors harvested from
an automobile power window system. They had gearheads attached, and
were very torquey- tough little bastards. They were free, as I got
them from a friend's wrecked car. A visit to the local auto junkyard
might be just the ticket. Otherwise a trip to NAPA, or a dealership to
score some new ones would be an option. I have no idea what they cost
new.
Good luck-
peter
motors, wheels, controller, etc...
Original Message
I just purchased a couple of gear motors for a project of my own. They are
wheel chair motors rated @ 24VDC, 110RPM no load, 3.6A no load. I don't know
what "relatively cheaply" means to you, I thought they were reasonably at
$300 a pair. I bought them from C and H sales, they are brand new, one left
and one right side.