protrak
#1
protrak
A question for anybody with the motor run in attachment:
Is this just a motor stand with an adapter to change the connections to crocodile clips or is there some actual circuitry in the assembly?
I want to know if I can power my comm lathe with the motor run in function on the charger without buying the adapter.
Thanks
Is this just a motor stand with an adapter to change the connections to crocodile clips or is there some actual circuitry in the assembly?
I want to know if I can power my comm lathe with the motor run in function on the charger without buying the adapter.
Thanks
#2
You can't power your comm lathe like you can with the Turbo 35. The motor run-in feature is a programmed 'pulsing' of the motor.....not good for cutting comms!!
#3
Tech Adept
Your best bet is to contact Phil of Pro-Trak direct on the following address.
[email protected]
He's always ready to help people with his product.
Yorkie
[email protected]
He's always ready to help people with his product.
Yorkie
#4
DW- i saw cosgrove using the run-in to break in a motor without the stand so i guess theres no circuitry in there but dtm is right, it pulses to the motor so not good for comms.
#5
There is a circuitry inside the run-in assembly, I think itīs for smoothing out the voltage for the motor. Maybe also for protecting the Protrak from voltage spikes.