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Posted by Stuart Wheaton on May 18, 2009, 1:00 pm
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Have a project that needs a low voltage, preferably 24 VAC, motor...
Final output will be about 5 rpm, but I have freedom to build in as much
reduction as I need, McMaster and Grainger don't offer much in low V ac
motors, anybody got a good source? Only need one, budget in the $100 or
less range.
Stuart
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Posted by Don Foreman on May 18, 2009, 1:26 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Mon, 18 May 2009 13:00:04 -0400, Stuart Wheaton
>Have a project that needs a low voltage, preferably 24 VAC, motor...
>Final output will be about 5 rpm, but I have freedom to build in as much
>reduction as I need, McMaster and Grainger don't offer much in low V ac
>motors, anybody got a good source? Only need one, budget in the $100 or
>less range.
>
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>Stuart
http://www.surplussales.com/motors/Motors-1.html
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Posted by Stuart Wheaton on May 18, 2009, 7:23 pm
Please log in for more thread options Don Foreman wrote:
> On Mon, 18 May 2009 13:00:04 -0400, Stuart Wheaton
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>> Have a project that needs a low voltage, preferably 24 VAC, motor...
>> Final output will be about 5 rpm, but I have freedom to build in as much
>> reduction as I need, McMaster and Grainger don't offer much in low V ac
>> motors, anybody got a good source? Only need one, budget in the $100 or
>> less range.
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>> Stuart
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> http://www.surplussales.com/motors/Motors-1.html
Found one there that will do the job just fine. Thank you (and
everybody else) very much.
Stu
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Posted by Karl Townsend on May 18, 2009, 1:28 pm
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> Have a project that needs a low voltage, preferably 24 VAC, motor... Final
> output will be about 5 rpm, but I have freedom to build in as much
> reduction as I need, McMaster and Grainger don't offer much in low V ac
> motors, anybody got a good source? Only need one, budget in the $100 or
> less range.
Surplus center is the best bet. Might be more selection if you could go DC.
Karl
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Posted by RoyJ on May 18, 2009, 2:45 pm
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It would help a lot if you gave some sort of idea how much power/torque
you need.
Also, you might find that running the 24VAC though a bridge rectifier
would give you a lot more choices plus reversing capability.
Karl Townsend wrote:
>> Have a project that needs a low voltage, preferably 24 VAC, motor... Final
>> output will be about 5 rpm, but I have freedom to build in as much
>> reduction as I need, McMaster and Grainger don't offer much in low V ac
>> motors, anybody got a good source? Only need one, budget in the $100 or
>> less range.
>
> Surplus center is the best bet. Might be more selection if you could go DC.
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> Karl
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>Final output will be about 5 rpm, but I have freedom to build in as much
>reduction as I need, McMaster and Grainger don't offer much in low V ac
>motors, anybody got a good source? Only need one, budget in the $100 or
>less range.
>
>
>
>Stuart