I would like to use this motor in a school project to spin a can of coke? Will this motor be strong enough to do so for several minutes?
1987932
Yes, it shouyld have plenty of power to do what you require. You might have to aim a small computer fan at the motor housing to help it keep cool. Depends on where your at and the ambient temp.
1987933
I really do not think it will work. But the one I bought I used it to be like a genorator
1046678
Can't say for sure, since what I'm rotating is very light. But I just went over and tried to stop the motor with finger friction and I could do it, but with some effort. It has a lot of torque for a one-battery motor. It's also pretty robustly built, so I wouldn't be surprised if you could hang 5 or 10 lbs. from it. Remember it turns pretty slowly.
2236616
I only use it at less than half its full strength. It hurts at higher speeds so I believe that it will serve you well. What amazes me is how little time it takes to unravel tense muscles.
505010
It should be spinning at Maximum Speed if you give it the right amount of power
1757473
I just us it by hand although there are others who posted that say they've hooked it up to motors and one said they hooked it up to a bicycle. It does take effort to use so if I were going to grind 20 lbs a day I would definitely try to hook it up to a motor. As for grinding 20 lbs a day, I don't know, it's a really sturdy machine but I don't know if it would break down faster using it for that purpose.
1213397
it is very strong. 1 hp motor. It is very heavy in compare with yellow-jacket vacuum pumps. It will not start easy if you use a 100 foot extension cord. If you have a wall outlet close by and you are not going to cary it often then it is a good choice. I have tried all 3 major brands. Yellow jacket 8 cfm or 12 cfm are light and very strong. I used these machines as a hvac teach for several years. It will take you maybe 30 min to vacuum down to 300 microns . I vacuum large freezer coils with this machine. It will serve you ok
143184
any trolling motor should work. all depends on how long you want it to last.
196376
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!!!
1041713
No this would not work for even the smallest of electric trolling motors. Not enough stored energy.
1387227
Sure can as most all of these motors can. It is powerful though and you might need to use care in operating it.
641071
This would not be good for a business. My opinion is that it is grossly underpowered even for home use, which is disappointing. For a few dollars more they could have upgraded the motor to a respectable unit and had something really good. As it is, this thing is a joke.
54364
Haven't tried it but I want to do the same. I feel like the motor is plenty powerful but they don't recommend running continuously for more than a minute.
348601
Will it spin it, yes. Will you be happy with it, likely not. It needs that much air to spin at the right speed and have the power to operate.
546675
Yes my son uses a trolling motor on his. Be aware that several things are needed to use a motor.
709255
I am sorry , I don't know the answer to that . It is not very strong and it's very noisy . When starting the motor at times is quite a workout . I guess you get what you pay for :)
202919
No sure on your question, without load this motor looks good. Unfortunately when I mounted the motor on my bicycle, the motor burnt after 15 min ride. I weigh around 74kg, 4 x 12v7A about 6 kg.
499086
I haven't tried it, but I'm sure it will. It's a DC motor at 135-145 watts. I believe they used a DC motor inside in order to get more low speed torque. It went through butter no problem.