Re: Detailed wiring diagram for Gecko G3X0 drives/MY thanks.

Thank you Bill and Tim,

Before I say anything more I want to give my thanks to Mariss, Dan,
Steve, and Tim. First they shared their knowledge. Then they took the
time to review several revisions and give their suggestions and
opinions. Believe me, it woud have contained several errors and
misconceptions if they hadn't. They all have my gratitude.

My goal was to put together a system drawing, based on my current
project of a 4 axis mill, and then make it available to all freely as
a learning tool and to get others involved in what we are doing here.
I personally am getting involved in EMC. When I joined this list, no
such drawing seemed to be available to use as a guide. There is now.

I joined this list back in June or July of last year I think. I knew
nothing of hobby CNC at the time and still consider my self to be
green. I have learned much on this list. I hope to learn a lot more.

The sharing of knowledge is a great thing. "Give a man a fish and you
feed him for a day. Teach him to fish, and you feed him for a life
time."

As Bill put it the other day, There are many tallents gathered
together here. As each shares his knowledge with another, there are
several sitting in the back ground listening and taking it all in.
I've been one of them. I encourge you to share what you know with
each other, be courtious, and treat others the way you would want to
be treated.

Again, My thanks,

Donald Brock

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., wanliker@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 4/21/01 12:14:43 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
> timg@k... writes:
>
> <<
> To find it go to http://www.ktmarketing.com/CNC.html and pick the
link
> labeled "Gecko G320 wiring how to diagram by Donald Brock" (Last
link in the
> top section).
>
> Thanks go out to Donald for the obvious effort he made to help the
rest of
> us.
> >>
> Isn't this bunch fantastic in there willingness to help each
other. Thanks
> goes to both Donald and Tim for there efforts.
> bill