OK! Thank you JPG!
We will give it a try, it makes sense anyway at this point.
Have to take trip out to our local science and surplus store switch shopping. Maybe I'll make a bud box with the forward/reverse switch.
This if it works will save me a lot of effort, the original plan was to turn the motor round for reverse, a mechanical solution but this will be a much better plan.
Ed
A general motor question??
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Re: A general motor question??
I retract my statement regarding cutout switch and weak motor. At 9A, the voltage drop would be only 5+ volts.
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Re: A general motor question??
As I think I mentioned, when I was taking it apart I found that the power was going through just a couple of strands of wire the rest had broken off. That couldn't have helped.JPG wrote:I retract my statement regarding cutout switch and weak motor. At 9A, the voltage drop would be only 5+ volts.
If the problem is still there when it back together I can just pull the cutout switch and solder a wire to bridge the terminals.... maybe just a jumper to test it out first of course.
Ed
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Re: A general motor question??
Progress.
I was able to get the motor base mounted after the paint dried and then wired in a switch in to see if the assumed wiring allowed the motor to run both directions.
Yes I know it looks like a rats nest but I have not yet figured out how to house it so the leads are plenty long.
Now comes the moment of truth. To find out it if it worked check out the crude video here:
https://youtu.be/_lRio8VnMHI
OK if you must know, it worked! Now the value of my 10ER has going up a lot in my eyes.
Ed
I was able to get the motor base mounted after the paint dried and then wired in a switch in to see if the assumed wiring allowed the motor to run both directions.
Yes I know it looks like a rats nest but I have not yet figured out how to house it so the leads are plenty long.
Now comes the moment of truth. To find out it if it worked check out the crude video here:
https://youtu.be/_lRio8VnMHI
OK if you must know, it worked! Now the value of my 10ER has going up a lot in my eyes.
Ed
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