Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Best way to mount Gecko modules ?

> A grounding rod is often several thousand ohms resistance
> in dry soil. Fine for lightning strikes but no good for
> a floating neutral.
> I have used Copley 412 as my standard drop-in servo amp
> for several years. It costs about $300 in small quantities.

Ok, thats a better price... The Salesman (of course) recommended I get the
Brushless Panelmount to match the motors.
Its the "Accelus".

> When Mariss finishes up the G310 I may switch to that
> as my standard servo amp because it will be around
> half the cost.

Now I'm wondering if I should wait then? I should be a Month or two at most
away from finishing the stuff I have to do.

> These are full servo amps with torque or velocity control.
> They take a plus or minus 10v analog input signal and
> are used with a servo controller rather than a stepper
> control.
>
> For encoders I recommend U.S. digital E3.
> It is about $50. This can be converted from single
> ended to differential with a little $12 snap on thing
> they sell , or you can make your own easily with an
> integrated circuit that costs about a dollar.
> I'll help you off list when you
> are ready to install some.
>

Most Appreciated.

Vince