On Nov 26, 2016, at 4:42 PM, Cor van de Water via EV <[email protected]> wrote:
> Michael,
>
> For 25A it should be OK to use a controller as used for RC (Remote
> Control) or bike/scooter motors, though the majority of those
> controllers are for AC motors, not DC.
> Before going down the path of how to provide reversing, we first need to
> know how you are going to control the controller: is there a speed
> control dial and a direction switch or how is the setup? Is it all
> digital (CNC type) control?
Sorry. Yes, it will be entirely manual control. I’d like it to be a speed dial,
a forward/reverse and a pull-on/push-off switch I can use as an emergency stop
for the carriage feed. This would give me a way to maintain carriage feed speed
independently from either the direction or the power. Of course, the power
switch could easily be (and probably should be) in-line before the DC power
supply.
--
Auf wiedersehen!
Hurley
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