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Fri 06 February 2009, 21:59
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That DB9 connector also means that some soldering...
That DB9 connector also means that some soldering needs to be done. That is another potential can of worms, because it is not the easiest soldering for a beginner. It needs some practice and...
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Sometimes you want to cut with the tip of an end...
Sometimes you want to cut with the tip of an end mill (for sharp corners), other times cut with the side of the end mill (smoother cut).
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And if you want a 5th drive for an indexer? ...
And if you want a 5th drive for an indexer?
Further, the DB9 connectors for the motors do not appeal to me at all. My experience with DB connectors hasn't always been 100%, and then it has been...
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Heath, I have always been comfortable that the...
Heath, I have always been comfortable that the G250 drives are easy to replace, but how easy it to replace the motherboard? If we blow a traditional BOB today, we can replace it with any generic...
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Pablo, when you are cutting wood, you need more...
Pablo, when you are cutting wood, you need more torque to cut the wood at high speed. For low speed cutting, you need very little torque.
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Marc, Irfan & Brad's posts copied to this...
Marc, Irfan & Brad's posts copied to this thread.
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Fri 08 August 2008, 11:07
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Theoretically, it will be perfectly happy on a...
Theoretically, it will be perfectly happy on a "full-sized" MechMate with unipolar/half-coil geared motors at 3Amp 40Volt. Could replace the PMDX-122 and 4x G203V's we typically use now. I would give...
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BOB has become an acronym for "break-out board",...
BOB has become an acronym for "break-out board", or more fully the parallel port break-out board. An example of a "BOB" is the PMDX-122 (http://www.mechmate.com/forums/showthread.php?t=346).
In...
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Mon 18 February 2008, 08:13
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. . . suddenly I have new respect for it! :D
. . . suddenly I have new respect for it! :D
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Mon 18 February 2008, 06:46
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Until I know the modularity of this thing a bit...
Until I know the modularity of this thing a bit better, I would be nervous about the maintenance aspects. Right now we can burn a BOB costing $80 and replace it easily. We can see LED's on our BOB's...
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