2 Dec
2015
2 Dec
'15
9:54 a.m.
On 12/2/2015 9:50 AM, Rod Smallwood wrote:
Thanks Jay
Yes there's an optical encoder on the other end of the motor.
Depending on the pressure of the roller on the cassette drive wheel it
will deform more or less.
That effectivley changes the diameter and hence the speed. So you need
to set it.
Its a DC motor so you can control the speed.
Just count the encoder pulses over time and you know what the speed is.
Did you glue your pressure hose on or was a push fit enough?
I think I may have glued them, but I am not sure - I do recall that the
fit was pretty tight.
Regards
Rod
On 02/12/2015 15:31, Jay Jaeger wrote:
I used orange over black tubing designed for
carrying water under
pressure from Home Depot (here in the US), and then sanded it down to a
reasonable O.D. size (IIRC). Worked great.
I don't know that the diameter is absolutely critical - I think it has
some kind of speed encoding.
On 12/2/2015 6:40 AM, Rod Smallwood wrote:
> Dear List
> While the silk screeners process the panels I have a
> couple of days for a little project
> I have a TU-58 and yes it had gooey drive wheels.
> Now it no longer has that problem but I have black and gooey fingers.!!!
>
> I know this issue has been addressed before.
> So I think somebody must know where I can get the right tubing to
> replace the degraded stuff.
> The drive hub is 0.42" and the rubber bit was 0.62" o/d
> A UK source would be nice,
>
> Rod
>