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Re: Graupner motors
i couldnt find any car seat actuators on ebay.
would a gimson spare motor do? http://www.gimsonrobotics.co.uk/HRS550_ ... motor.html
or should i buy a prebuilt gr01 (the actuators arent exactly on my budget but if i have cash left a GR01 on some M12 threaded rod actuator would be nice and powerful i suppose
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Like the drill motors, I doubt the Gimson motor would fit into that seat actuator. I'd save up for a Gimson ready built actuator TBH, they're powerful and much less hassle.
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do the gimson actuators use GR-01s in them?
i will only have an actuator if i have money left when its finished.
it will be more fun.
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u have to search under (seat motor) to get the best results, the more common 1s on ebay are from ford mondeo
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-mondeo-e ... 500wt_1169
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cheers peter,
they're not actually 500watt are they?
that's some powerful lifter.
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i doubt there 500watt but i know they should be able to lift a featherweight because mine can lift 24kg probably a bit more but it starts to straggle at the 24kg mark
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24kg that neerly the weight of a bag of cement!
if the mechanism is built right it should be able to.lift a human (not very high/fast)
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Define lifting a human :). I am around the 105/110kg mark and a FW size actuator wouldn't lift me regards of the mech.
It only needs to lift a FW and they will do that easily. Try and find a video of Mr Happy the FW for a comparison.
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u only have to get them a few mm off the ground to stop them going anywhere, and mine couldn't lift a human it can hold 1 without breaking
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here is a cheap actuator if u want 1 just found it on ebay, should lift 75kg on the tip
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Linear-actuat ... 500wt_1169