Re: Bridgeport BOSS conversion
Posted by
washcomp
on 2003-12-24 20:29:52 UTC
I'm using API CMD-260 drives (similar to the Gecko's). My
Bridgeport steppers were Sigma (rather than Superior) and it runs a
heck of a lot faster than 30 ips at 72 volts DC. Mine are direct
connected to the ball screw (maybe that makes a difference). I was
able to canabalize the NC controller power supply for the
transformer, caps and bridge to change the voltage.
Merry Xmas,
Jeff
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<joevicar3@i...> wrote:
Bridgeport steppers were Sigma (rather than Superior) and it runs a
heck of a lot faster than 30 ips at 72 volts DC. Mine are direct
connected to the ball screw (maybe that makes a difference). I was
able to canabalize the NC controller power supply for the
transformer, caps and bridge to change the voltage.
Merry Xmas,
Jeff
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "onecooltoolfool"
<joevicar3@i...> wrote:
> Yes it works up to about 15 ipm to 30 ipm depending on wether yourworkable
> bridgeport has 2:1 or 1:1 belt reduction, at 80VDC.
> I used 1 phase of the original 3 phase transformer to make a
> 80 V supply.with
> Mariss will tell you that the gecko is not designed to work well
> the old 42 size motors on those bridgeports (has to do withyears
> impedance.) This may have changed as I ran this setup over 2
> ago. Now using 320's.
Discussion Thread
cncgramps
2003-12-24 18:58:02 UTC
Bridgeport BOSS conversion
onecooltoolfool
2003-12-24 19:10:36 UTC
Re: Bridgeport BOSS conversion
washcomp
2003-12-24 20:29:52 UTC
Re: Bridgeport BOSS conversion
cncgramps
2003-12-24 20:40:18 UTC
Re: Bridgeport BOSS conversion
cncgramps
2003-12-24 20:41:16 UTC
Re: Bridgeport BOSS conversion