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  1. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    I done with my little project now and I want to thank you guys again for all the help you gave me! If it wasn't for you I would probably have given up when I didn't know what stuff to use. I owe you one! And a picture! Leeson motor and controller work perfectly...
  2. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    Doesn't have to be very accurate at all. No need for positioning control. No need to know how much it has rotated. All I need is a motor that I can control the speed of. I want one of those Leeson motors I linked and I was thinking of buying one of the Leeson control units just like sreid told...
  3. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    sreid? Help pretty please
  4. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    No wait.. the little box does both rectification and speed control?
  5. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    I love you guys! Thank you so much! Just one more thing then I'll leave you alone I promise! How strong rectifier and capacitor would you recommend?
  6. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    Thank you so much for the help! "220 VAC Full Wave Rectified" What does that mean, sreid? You saying I should use a rectifier but no capaciror? Please excuse the newbie questions, I am doing my best to learn. I changed my mind about motors, I'm gonna but one of these Leeson. Says they are SCR...
  7. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    Alright. I have been doing some reading and got another question. If I understand correctly a DC motor is easier and cheaper to speed control than an AC motor. I thought of two things to do. A power supply thingy from a computer and then use a 12VDC motor, or wiring a 180VDC with bridge...
  8. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    Thank you so much for the replies! I'm afraid I can't tell you what I am trying to build <blush> The motor being 11" is ok, if you say it has enough power then I'll go for one of those. What is a VFD?
  9. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    What do you think of this? http://www.bodine-electric.com/Asp/ProductSeries.asp?Context=8&Name=48R-F%20Series%20Parallel%20Shaft%20AC%20Gearmotor So many motors to choose from there.
  10. Juleen

    Low-speed with high torque

    Hello, I am new here and don't know much about motors but I hope you could be kind enough to help me find what I look for. I need a 240V electric motor with 5+ Nm of torque. It will run at 0-180 rpm and I wonder what kind of motor I should use that has that torque no matter what speed it's...

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