Dear Members, I may have to build a simple and economic turntable as an alternative choice. I believe many of you have this experience. I sincerely appreciate your advise. I have seen several simple turntables. It seems a motor and a switch are the main parts. I spoke to our mechanical guy. He told me I might also need a gearbox (have no idea about this). He also told me I have to determine the max load (500lb should be enough). Could you please let me know the parts (manufacturer, model, etc.) needed to build a turntable? I lost control of the 2090 controller. I don't know if the problem from the controller or the turntable. The vendor kept silent yesterday. We have a line of products waiting for tests. FYI. We have all kinds of nice tools and equipment in the building. Bending metal, punching holes, etc. are not a problem. We have several technicians in the shop to help. I don't need to build it by myself. Thank you very much for your time and look for your help. Best regards, Grace Lin - ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message is from the IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society emc-pstc discussion list. Website: http://www.ieee-pses.org/
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