Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] New Pix UP!

Hi Jan,

Thanks for the kind words!

It's probably not obvious in the pix, but the motor wire bundles are
actually a little above those of the inputs. Yeah, I had thought about
separating them even more, but I don't want wires crossing over the
Gecko's!

I did use Tye-Wraps, but every time I'd put one on, I'd wish I'd put it
another place! So I held off putting a huge ammount of them on
initially, and had planned to add more as I finished the wiring looms.
Didn't seem like I needed 'em! I still have a few limit sw lines to
run, so I'll probably add a few more. I like the nylon line for cabling
also, but I'll make do with the Tyes, as this isn't going onboard a Sub,
or F16!

Alan KM6VV


JanRwl@... wrote:

>
> Alan! Excellent workmanship and layout-engineering, but, opto-isolator
> inputs to the Gecko drives notwithstanding, it gives me the heebie-jeebies to
> have the input-lines nearly in the same harness as the motor-winding wires!
> I will be mounting TWO G210's inside an application-specific plotter I am
> cobbling, and I envision running the motor-wires "at right angles" to the
> input-wiring, where they must cross, at least for an inch or so before "going
> parallel" to them. Is this "overkill"? or "electrical paranoia"???
>
> Wow, you did the harnessing nicely without Tye-Wraps! I'd have used a good
> 100 of 'em in that! Or, braided nylon cable-thread?
>
> Appreciate you putting these photos here for all to see! This is what it's
> all about!
>
> Jan Rowland