Well, the y axis gecko drive burned again this morning.  This time 
there are no loose wires.  I was doing very little with the machine 
and had just turned it on when during a y axis G0 move, the drive 
burned up.  I assume this is an indication that the Gecko cannot 
handle the motor I am using.  This is an old topic and I have asked 
for help with this problem before.  The mill is a Bridgeport Series 
1 CNC originally controlled by Boss 6 but now using Anaheim Nema 42 
high torque stepper motors and Mach2 software with a Campbell 
breakout board. 

At this point is seems reasonable to try another brand drive?

Thanks
Keith Clark
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