Re: treadmil motor speed reduction analysis

> As a last bit...if any one has some of these motors
> and a reasonable power supply I can show you how to
> measure moment of inertia etc so we won't be doing
> educated guesses.
> I would like to know!
>
> Les
>

Hi Les,

Thanks for the post. I'll need to re-read it a few times for it to
sink in.

I have a pair of motors. one is 1-1/2hp the other is 2hp

I have a couple G320's I got in December.

I have a 20 amp power supply, multi-tap transformer and I'm pretty
sure it can do 48 volts. 68,000uF cap at 75 volts. (tall-boy beer can)

At this time I'm still working on the main axes bearings. I'll be done
if a few days and I'll be trying to figure out how to mount the motor
to it.

What do you need in the way of a test bed ?

Dave