Amazon recommends this PVM coupled with a "Kastar LCD AC adapter 12v 6 amp.Will this combo power a wiper motor with fair torque? (Rotisserie spit)
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From what I've read you need a minimum current of about 5 amps to power a wiper motor with any significant force. That being said, a rotisserie spit can hold a lot of weight. If you are likely to use your spit for very heavy loads, you might want to look for a current of 10 amps or more.
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My application was for a John Deere 322 garden tractor and I did not have a tachometer available nor did I care as long as it passed my test. I installed the alternator and at fast idle I obtained unregulated voltage of 30+ volts and better than a 20 amp current. This was plenty for charging my battery.
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I dont believe so. Its rotation to determined by the electric motor. You would have to modify and/or add resistance to the circuit (I dont recommend )
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yes .. but consider this option too .. ROTATOR GR7100 Swivel Socket Power Adaptor, 2-Pack
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Should not be a problem. It is a simple contactor which will shut the motor down immediately.Amperage is more than sufficiient.
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All I know is I have used this motor in my Losi short coarse truck 1/10 scale and it works fine as long as your gear ratio is not to high other words it may overheat!
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yes, 99% sure it will-ive been very pleased with mine- use it on front mounted elec. trolling motor--
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Should work. This motor control acts like a dimmer and will allowspeedadjustment.
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It should work just fine since it will handle 40 amps per pole. I am running a 220/240 volt motor with 20 amps per pole, 40 amps total. 6 amps will not be much of a draw, so you will not be stressing it at all.
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I believe it can Johnny. It comes with many different adapters for a wide range of models. My original motor sprung a leak and this was has been flawless for over a year.
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I think it depends on how much weight you have on the spit and how well balanced it is. I don't know if I'd try a 5 lb chicken or piece of meat, esp. if it is out of balance. The key here is torque. If you can position the meat on the spit and it turns easily with your fingers, i.e. not wanting to "flop" when it gets half way around, then you might be ok. Another issue is that it is a 12V DC motor, rather than a 110V AC. Despite its "high torque" rating, there's only so much power you can get out of a 12V motor, esp. one that draws 0.07 amps - that's not much power at all.
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I am not an expert by any means, with regard to the application you describe above, however ;my experience with this PWM, while hooked up to a heavy duty 12 Volt car battery and a Hydrogen producing cell block; performs the VERY same as a Rheostat normally would. I have yet to hook it up to anything below12v(such as the 3.90 A 12 volt power source you mention) and see what results I can get.
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i took this information from the motor itself. 6.6/13.2 max amp at 115v. am pretty sure that motor is energy efficient as electric bill has decreased since installation.
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If it fits use it. I had a electric rotisserie from an old grill and if fit the rivergrille. It is a great idea to power the rotisserie than to hand crank. Good luck.
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I would not suggest it. I used an adapter that was suitable and the motor burnt out.
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It will run it, I used it to run a dewalt circular saw. Its a modified sine wave instead of pure sine wave, its not the best for electric motors. Long term tool use i dont recommend.
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Thomas:I think the answer to your question is: yes. As long as you have the transformer (which is pictured here) you will be able to run your rotary tool. I hadn't heard of the accessories being advertised as needing an "AC Adapter." But if that is what is meant by the transformer, that is all you would need to run the rotary tool or the other tools like the jig saw. I don't have the rotary tool...but I do have the transformer with a jig saw, and it works great for small detail work. Hope this helps. J.T.