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drying motors 240 volts
Posted by:
David Miller
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Date: January 15, 2005 05:29AM
Can some one please help, Where can I get drying motors for wrapper for 240 volts 11 rpm or 18 rpm speed Re: drying motors 240 volts
Posted by:
Anonymous User
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Date: January 15, 2005 06:05AM
You can get them out of microwaves, the motors that drive the turntable. Go to your local junkyard or electrical repair shop. You can get a 220volt one here in oz that suits a Pacbay power wrapper, not sure if they suit the 240volts though as mine shorted the other day, they say they should work with no problems on 240volts, I don't think this was the problem with mine as it started to make a few noises. If your interested give me an email bearclawrods@iprimus.com.au and I will find the price for you, they are 36rpm though just use a couple of pulleys to reduce speed. Other than that the microwave motors range from around 6rpm up to 18rpm. They are cheap most of the time free.
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Posted by:
Martin E. Morris
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Date: January 16, 2005 02:07AM
Hi there David,
If your having trouble geting the 240v motors, just go with the 110v and use a transformer. Living over here in the U.K. it's prety difficult to source ready made power wrappers and dryers and most other jigs and tools.Most of the machines I have are 110v, and they use a 240/110v 45w transformer, which is the size of a small coffee cup. Martin E. Re: drying motors 240 volts
Posted by:
David Miller
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Date: January 16, 2005 04:02AM
Hi Sir many thanks for your help will look into this further
Cheers David. Re: drying motors 240 volts
Posted by:
David Miller
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Date: January 16, 2005 04:07AM
Hi Martin many thanks for the tip can you send me a picture of the 45w transformer so to know want to look for many thanks David. Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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