Kinedyne servo motor

[MyOldHyde]

18 hours ago, Wizcrafts said:

The trick was keeping the gradient wafers affixed to the moving control lever. Eventually, we just stopped using those motors and switched to analog motors fed through speed reducers.

Mr. Wizcraft!

You are a wealth of knowledge and such a resource for we beginner hobbyists!  The SewPro 500GR sounds like a great product.  I watched a video on in and it will probably run forever... and I wish I had one. 

And your statement above is interesting... it sounds as though production issues made such units unreliable.  I wonder if you have experience with the Kinedyne motors being discussed.   I would very much like your opinion of the 1000SH model I use; how it compares with analog units as well as other digital units that were disappointing.  

Thanks again for all you do for the Forum.

MOH

 

 

[Wizcrafts]

5 hours ago, MyOldHyde said:

Mr. Wizcraft!

You are a wealth of knowledge and such a resource for we beginner hobbyists!  The SewPro 500GR sounds like a great product.  I watched a video on in and it will probably run forever... and I wish I had one. 

And your statement above is interesting... it sounds as though production issues made such units unreliable.  I wonder if you have experience with the Kinedyne motors being discussed.   I would very much like your opinion of the 1000SH model I use; how it compares with analog units as well as other digital units that were disappointing.  

Thanks again for all you do for the Forum.

MOH

 

 

I don't have any experience with this motor. I have been using analog servo motors exclusively since about 2012 or 2013 I still have my previous digital motor with the gradient light beam disrupter wafer in a closet in my trailer.