Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Digest Number 3836

Thanks
My motors NEVER ! get hot , during a l o n g cut they will get
warm enough you can hold the motor without any pain
and that's why I'm running them at 7 amps

Ron

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>What damages the motor is heat. It is the I^2*R (the current squared times
>the motors winding resistance) heat dissipation (in watts) of the motor.
>This heating is at the highest when the motor is stalled. It is the HEAT
>that demags a motor. Some magnets are more heat resistant then others.
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>Jeff Martin
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Ron Kline

American Precision Ceramics