What is the RPM of the horizontal 360 pan? (How long does it take to do a full 360?
887329
Just timed mine, with almost new batteries (don't know if that matters). and at the fastest speed it take about 41 sec. for a 360 rotation. At the slowest speed (as it is completely variable) it takes 1 min and 46 sec. Used a stopwatch with a Nikon D800 camera and a heavy (14-24mm) Nikon Lens. Hope this helps.
887330
With four new batteries it took 40sec.It is sure a cool piece of equippment.
1441240
Sorry I didn't measure the rpm but I have used it with every cleaner from dish soap to bleach.
1291886
The pan on mine is just fine. The tilt is horrible. I took it apart and used a high quality lithium grease on it. I would suggest you not buy it.
1912741
I suggest doing some bing/yahoo/google searches. I can only attest that the pan works well.
2068451
I purchased this directly from Panasonic ten days ago and their support told me that its 14000 rpm motor. I am not sure if they sell a different version of the product at Amazon though.
952620
Don't know but I ordered 360 and only go 180...................and I'm not the only one with the same issue. Try another vendor, you might actually get what you paid for.
1208556
This device is just a piece of hardware and does not interface with software. It is basically a rotating kitchen timer in that you spin it around to a time setting and it takes that long to spin back to the zero position. It is my understanding that the rotation is based on time and can not be accelerated. Hope this helps!
364688
I just winged it. I also used so bearing grease. It took me 3 hours and it hardly got used.
1898003
Not sure, but think it should be around 450; I will look at my pan tonight and let you know.
1550537
Oh, I see the other answer is just the same as mine. I gave it as a gift and have no idea. I have the kitchen aid stick blender and it runs for at least a few minutes. I don't think I ever ran it more than 5 or so minutes. But it never quit on me.
2132082
Not sure of the Rpm however the speed variation or feathering of the ool is very disapointing. For some reason on alot of the IR tools in my last order are very low quality and are wide open or nothing.
931185
3600 rpm on the professional series (Wal-Mart sells this one for $120) and 3000 rpm on the entry level series (the one they advertise on the infomercial that is not stainless steel but is still $120 through them. I purchased mine from Wal-Mart so mine is stainless, 3600 rpm.)
979399
I seasoned it like a normal cast iron pan. Lightly coated with vegetable shortening placed in the over at 425 degrees for 45 minutes and then let it completely cool. I repeated this at least 10 times in 2 weekends. And the pan still was only marginally "non stick".
1829131
Brenda, I love this pan. I use shortening or baking spray to grease and flour each piece I. Use on each side, also grease entire pan and flour it. Then arrange the letter or number you're making in the pan and pour cake batter in. Note: be sure and arrange shapes so that when you flip it over it will be the shape you want. let pan cool for 15 or 20 minutes before removing cubes to prevent sticking.
2107615
Yes, it pans down pretty far. Not. 90 degrees though. Close. I bought a couple hundred for work. Very adjustable. Maybe google the 3m specs for degrees if motion in the theta axis to be sure or call them. 3m is very helpful. Bi think ergotron private labels this for 3m.
1376615
The exact rpms are hard to know. You can only estimate based on having 7 speed settings and a range from 3000-11000 rpm. So probably about 1100 rpm up/down per setting
1472189
I used a variable speed drive that I plugged my fixed speed grinder into. A fixed speed grinder turns much to fast without using something to slow down the RPMs