Motorized Turntable
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Numark V7 Motorized Turntable Software Controller DJ Software w/ Flight Case $399.99 |
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MILLS EMPRESS TURN TABLE MOTOR $30.00 |
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WURLITZER TURN TABLE MOTOR $35.00 |
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MILLS TURN TABLE MOTOR $30.00 |
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Motor & Pulley for Bang & Olufsen Beogram RX-2 Turntable Parts B&O Vintage $34.00 |
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Dual Turntable Part 50HZ Motor Pulley United Audio #261938 NEW OLD STOCK! $15.00 |
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PAPST MOTOR REEL, CAPSTAN, TURNTABLE MOTOR #2773 NEW OLD STOCK! $49.99 |
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8183954 MICROWAVE TURNTABLE MOTOR KENMORE WHIRLPOOL NEW PART fe $40.00 |
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Dual Turntable Motor Mount NOS $24.95 |
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Rega Turntable Upgrade Package motor belt power supply $559.00 |
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Garrard Model 70 Synchronous Motor Turntable *Works* $35.00 |
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Maytag Microwave NLA Turntable Motor #R9800460 NEW $35.77 |
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Microwave Oven CW/CCW Turntable AC 220-240V 50/ 60Hz 0.2W Synchronous Motor $5.95 |
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WB26X10024 MICROWAVE TURNTABLE MOTOR SSM-16H or M2HJ49ZR02 NEW PULL $28.99 |
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Walthers Motorized 90′ Turntable w/DCC – Assembled 933-2849 2849 HO Scale New $309.95 |
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1977 Fisher Turntable – The Platter is the Motor AD $3.95 |
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GE MICROWAVE SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR (TURNTABLE MOTOR) P/N WB26X10038 $20.00 |
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Atlas N TURNTABLE MOTOR DRIVE UNIT 2791 $27.99 |
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PIONEER PL 530 TURNTABLE MOTOR $22.00 |
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General Electric microwave turntable motor (new) WB26X10038 $19.95 |
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Microwave Motor Turntable WB26X10038 fits Hotpoint $37.09 |
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Microwave Oven CW/CCW Turntable AC 220-240V 50/ 60Hz 0.2W Synchronous Motor $6.45 |
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AC 220-240V 50/60Hz 5/6RPM Turntable Synchronous Motor for Microwave Oven $5.38 |
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HO VINTAGE WILSON’S OF CLEVELAND K-1423 110′ TURNTABLE WITH MOTOR AND CONTROLLER $49.95 |
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ATLAS HO TURNTABLE MOTOR DRIVE UNIT 2791 $15.00 |
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AC 220-240V 50/60Hz 5/6RPM Turntable Synchronous Motor for Microwave Oven $8.61 |
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MOTOR DRIVE IC USED IN BIC TURNTABLES 1000, 980, 981 ++ $9.95 |
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VINTAGE tape deck turntable radio WORKS motor erase read write heads arm stylus $2.99 |
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Dual 1215 Turntable Motor + Tonearm Switch $1.99 |
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Numark V7 Motorized Dj Turntable Controller For Serato Itch $499.00 |
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New microwave turntable synchronous motor 30VAC 30V AC $4.99 |
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New microwave turntable synchronous motor 21VAC 21V AC $4.99 |
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Walthers Cornerstone N 933-2616 BUILT-UP Motorized 130′ Turntable with DCC $349.98 |
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ROCKOLA JUTEBOX MODEL 488 TURNTABLE MOTOR 52480 $45.00 |
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TURNTABLE MOTOR, W10159107, 8184375, KITCHENAID FROM LESS THAN FIVE YEAR-OLD M/W $15.00 |
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ROLLER SUPPORT RING, COUPLING, & MOTOR FOR GE MICROWAVE TURNTABLE $18.00 |
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Mitsubishi X-11 Turntable Motor-Assembly #M04172551 NOS! $19.95 |
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MitsubishiX-12 US (USA) Turntable Motor Assembly #M0417455U NOS! $22.95 |
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DUAL EDS502 TURNTABLE MOTOR NEW OLD STOCK ORIGINAL BOX UNUSED 607 617Q 627Q 628Q $48.94 |
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TURNTABLE DRIVE COUPLING AND MOTOR FOR FRIGIDAIRE OVER THE RANGE MICROWAVE $25.00 |
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ROLLER RING SUPPORT, COUPLING, AND MOTOR FOR MAYTAG MICROWAVE TURNTABLE $18.00 |
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AMANA MICROWAVE TURNTABLE MOTOR, TT MOTOR, R9900380, AND ROLLER SUPPORT $15.00 |
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6549W1S011M TURNTABLE MOTOR FOR KENMORE MICROWAVE USED WORKS GREAT $15.95 |
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ELAC Miracord 40A-Motor Assembly-Vintage Turntable $34.99 |
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Microwave Oven Turntable Synchronous Motor 4/4.8RPM AC 220-240V $5.67 |
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Microwave Oven Part Turntable Turntable Motor AC 30V 4/5RPM $5.66 |
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SSM-16HR LG Kenmore AC21V Microwave Turntable Motor 2.5/3 RPM Part # 6549W1S011B $9.99 |
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Edison Diamond Disc Motor, Turntable, Crank and volume control ball. $70.00 |
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Microwave Oven Replacement Turntable Synchronous Motor AC 30V 4/5RPM $5.95 |
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Microwave Turntable 4/4.8RPM AC 220-240V Synchronous Motor $5.97 |
The Multiple Uses of DC Motors
DC Motors are argueably the most useful type of electrical motors, and with good reason, they are designed to be used with batteries, solar cells or similar cell based energy sources, and as a result are used in systems where you don’t have to be tied to a wall. Furthermore, even in systems where they are tied to the wall, sometimes it can be more efficient and cost effective to run DC Motors even in certain situations. Motors generally though give the impression of a gas guzzling car. In this article, I hope to dispel that myth, and educate you on where and when DC Motors can be and are used.
Low Power DC Motors
The lower power motors aren’t really useful for things commonly associated with motors. Lifting and transportation applications require more power & torque for them to work. However, what they lack in power they make up in precision. Low power DC motors are particularly useful as speed changes from 0 to 1 are almost instantaneous. Therefore, they can be used successfully in digital systems.
A low speed, low power brushless DC motor can be found in most turntable devices, particularly precision turntable devices. Devices with such motors are things like personal computers (usually, with 3 motors in it, one for the hard drive, and one for the processor cooler), CD & DVD players.
Medium Power DC Motors
Medium power DC Motors have a use too in systems. Generally they are connected to the mains, and use a rectifier to convert the AC current into a DC current to be used for the task in hand. As a result of this, they also need to be stepped down (voltage reduced) so that the current doesn’t overpower the circuit and burn out the motor. This limits their usage to larger systems that require room for both a stepper and a rectifier. But they still serve a purpose, particularly in systems where size nor speed is an issue, just reliability. One such place is in pinsetters in a bowling alley, for example.
High Power DC Motors
Argueably the most common and useful motors are High Power DC Motors. These motors are generally used in open systems, and generally used in systems were torque and power, as well as drive are paramount. Examples of such systems include electric wheelchairs, electric scooters, Segways, hybrid cars, as well as in elevators.
Of course, with power comes great power usage, and whilst the most energy efficient form of motor, they can require a lot of energy to run. Part of the creative process of using them is to be efficient (drive systems in hybrid cars use the petrol motor’s momentum to recharge a battery, which will be then used to power the DC motor), but generally the battery will need to be recharged or replaced at regular intervals. Even so, it’s usually infrequently the battery needs replacing. Furthermore, any systems attached to the mains don’t suffer from this problem.
About the Author
For more information about DC Motors, check out the website of Fracmo, who provide DC motors worldwide for a multitude of uses, incuding in electric wheelchairs.
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