Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Why gecko drives don't support DC brushless servo ? do they ?

optics22000 wrote:

>Jon,
>Thanks for the tip about Rutex brushless drives. Info on the web
>page http://www.rutex.com seems to consist just of some pictures.
>Do you know of links to real info?
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Right on that page (at least with my browser, Mozilla) are links in the
upper
left corner, such as "Products". Click on that, then you get a menu of
models.
Click on one of those, and you can download pdf files of the user manual.

>Last week I mentioned some brushless motor airplane motors on this
>page. Now I'm thinking about the possibility of using the Rutex
>drive with these motors. The Rutex pages describes operation to 20
>A, this is quite low for a motor airplane motor, which can easily go
>
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>>40 A, but maybe it's a good start. Maybe the power transistor could
>>
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>be changed out to higher current versions; these motors operate at 12
>V.
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Maybe using motors designed for very low voltages and very high currents is
not a good fit for the Rutax drive.

Jon