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DC motors
Thats a great idea that would solve the main issue I'm facing, have it only power on when it needs to be tightened and free moving when it's not engaged. also, a locking mechanism to keep it from coming loose until the person using it needs the thing that is secured. one more question if I were...- bhargo6516
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- Forum: Electric motors & generators engineering
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DC motors
Understood the idea is that this device would be pulled out in one direction to a certain length then tighten the rope or strap on the object securing it to a flat surface applying a certain amount of downward pressure to secure it. using a high power low torque motor with a decent amount of...- bhargo6516
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- Forum: Electric motors & generators engineering
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DC motors
hello all I'm currently designing a winch like product that will use a small DC motor to tighten the coiled material. My question is will the DC motor allow the material to be pulled by hand in one direction to then be tightened in the other direction by the DC motor or should I seek an ac...- bhargo6516
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