What is the speed? In how many time is going to complete a whole rotation?
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Marcelo, the turntable completes 1 rotation in approximately 51.50 seconds.
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I am not sure of the speed but it makes a full rotation in about 10 seconds or so, It continues to rotate until you turn it off or unplug it.
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I would say the timing is somewhere around 30 seconds, Mine was for a gift I made so I don't have it anymore. I do have a video of it when it was finished if would like to see it.I just watched the video and it is 33.93 seconds.
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Does anyone know what the rotational speed is? I can't find it in any of the spec listings.
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Hi, it depends on the spinning speed applied by the player and launcher, as well as other parts, the player use. Thanks for your understanding.
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It is rotary, it will spin at various speeds for cutting, polishing and swirl removal. You don't want a dual action if you want the best results, dual action models are far to light and slow to be effective in the hands of a professional. Just be careful on ridges and corners or you will burn through fast. And watch the antennas and wipers, you will throw them across the shop in a heartbeat if you are not careful.
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I have them mounted on an 18" circle of wood 3/4" thick. With nothing on the tray I spun it 3 different times. The average number of full rotations was 12. Of course, this is all very subjective!
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When we run a "full-speed exercise", the factory-set target speed is 3600 RPM. We just started an exercise (remotely with our OnCue software) and it shows running at 3589-3608 during the full-speed exercise. I don't really know off-hand if it varies much from that when it is "fully loaded" in actual use.
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Since it is variable speed it depends where you set the dial. At the lowest setting I estimate it around 500 rpm at the highest my guess is 3000. This is a very good tool for precise drilling which it what I use it for. I highly recommend it.
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No, they all come out the same really. No variety of spin. You can turn the speed up so then they come out (a) faster and (b) more frequently. That's all the variety you can get. It's still pretty good for the money though.
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I guess it depends on the weight of the prize wheel. The bearing is rather small and has a considerable amount of drag to it, so if the prize wheel has some weight and is about 12 inches in diameter, it will spin for at least 4-6 revolutions (assuming that the bearing is up/down vs. horizontal), which might be all you need. You don't want it to spin forever if it is a game.
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It's as easy as a random orbital. If you're new, I highly recommend it. It's not a rotary, which operates on a different principle. Keep that in mind.
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No idea on the max load. It spins as fast as ypu spin it yourself - not motorized. But you shouldn't need a lot of speed for the task that it is designed for.
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I do not count its round per min, however it has the same speed whether you put load on it or not. It is a pretty strong motor. Its speed is around a normal robot you used to see on the YouTube videos. It's not too slow, but certainly not fast. I have not try to detach the wheel, since it looked like it is pretty well glued. But I think you can detach it by force!!!
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Thanks for the speedy response. I think I was after a number though. It's going to be either 16 Points of Engagement, or 32. You can tell by turning the freehub one full rotation and counting how many times it clicks.
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After I bought this, I measured the time, not the number of crank rotations, for 1% increment in iPhone 4. It took at least 2-3 minutes with continuous rotation for 1% increment. If I have to increment of 80% (if only 20% of battery power left) , it will take 160-240 minutes every night. It needed a lot of arm muscle power to generate the electricity for quite a long time. I bought this for John Muir Trail this August (for GPS, altimeter and photo, at least 8 hours on), however I did not carry this. Because I might be exhausted after everyday's 20km backpacking. It would be ridiculous not having a rest after long distance hiking for generating electricity. In a manual, at least 2 rotations per minute are enough, however, keeping rotation with even speed was not easy. If speed was getting lower, there were beeping sound from iPhone 4 because voltage might be insufficient and not even(in my thought). So I had to grip tight and rotate the crank as fast as I can. If this is for an occasional use for short period (under extreme condition, no sun light), this is useful. But it is for long distance hiking in remote land, solar panel would be choice. I carried solar panel in JMT, and it was a good choice.
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The face spins continuously making a revolution in about 10 seconds. Love it!
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It took us about 6 or 7 minutes, turning the crank steadily at a fairly fast pace. It can be quite a workout.
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The speed of rotation is not drived by the trigger like drill, the speed is drived by rotary switch so the polisher start slowly (not like grinder) and at the lowest speed it's around 600rpm