Recent content by royz7

close, but you gave me a direction.. Thanks a lot! if anybody else knows of another place to find this kind of part, I'll be happy to know..

I am looking for this part.. I was thinking that i could find it on http://www.smallparts.com" but i have no idea how it might be called, it's a 10mm plastic holder of plastic tubes, here are some images I've designed: http://img153.imageshack.us/i/holder1e.jpg/"...

anybody? please? thanks..

Hey guys, PLEASE HELP ME OUT HERE.. I was looking at an assambled circuit that is ready to work, they claim it does exactly what i need it to do.. can you please take a look? http://www.electronickits.com/kit/complete/motor/ck1400smallr.jpg...

Thanks everybody! I don't really care about the acceleration, i don't have to do it too fast. I am translating the rotary motion to linear motion using a 5" control arm: to this arm i will be connecting a shaft. so yes, it's only for horizontal movement.. lets say i have a servo motor in...

How will a servo motor function different or better? please tell me.. roughly, my power requirement is pushing less than 1 kilogram (2 pounds) for 15cm (6 inch)

Hi Russ, this is my second problem actually, 1. I am trying to run the motor at around 30 RPM with high enough torque for me not to be able to stall it with my fingers. 2. second problem is after I'll have the high torque i will have to maintain the speed due to the changes in load...

Hi everybody, This is my first message here and it looks like an awesome forum! :smile: I have a 12V geared DC motor and i am having a hard time figuring out how to maintain it's torque in from speed 0 to 150 RPM.. I know about PWM and figured it's not going to do it.. I am looking...