>3/4 continuous ?

Yes, but in normal servo use you would almost never see that amount of 
power. Torque is far more important than peak power.

Those motors sound a bit under powered for your plasma cutter. However 
as you have them it may be worth quickly bodging up a drive system and 
trying one out, even if you just run it off of a couple of 12V batteries.

Cogging is something you don't want too much of. The electronics have to 
work harder to compensate for this.

Les.

turbulatordude wrote:

>
>3/4 continuous ?
>
>I have a couple old printer motors.  Brushed, one is 35 volt 1.1 amps 
>both have encoders.
>
>Both cog nicely.  (if cogging is something you are looking for )  It 
>will offer a base from which to start.
>
>I also have those Pitman motors (16 watt) from the hp plotters.
>
>At least I'll have a place to start.   pitman to treadmill motors... 
>it is a shame I don't have a real servo in the surplus.
>
>Dave
>
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