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In Reply to: Re: Help with turntable motor control board posted by AR guy on March 24, 2002 at 11:34:23:
I think also there were different versions of the motor control board. The early ones were more prone to fail, and had problems with self-starting motors. I've had no such problems during the 12 years I've used my Axis (which is an Axis II).I was once thinking of using a different PSU for the motor. But as I've read, the motor control board of the Axis is really excellent, running at very low voltage (25-30 Volts) after the initial high voltage to start the platter. This was made because of the poorer isolation of the Axis' rubber suspension, and they needed a very quiet motor running. So I think I'll stick with my Axis control board.
There may be some components that have gone out of spec also (electrolytic caps). I try and see whether I can get hold of a oscilloscope. I don't know if I dare to touch the pots before I know what they are doing.
Are there any pots in Valhalla or Lingo PSUs?
Thomas
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Follow Ups
- Thanks - Thomas 03/24/0212:19:50 03/24/02 (9)
- Re: Thanks - AR guy 13:51:02 03/24/02 (8)
- How does the Valhalla and Lingo work? - Thomas 16:20:59 03/24/02 (7)
- Re: How does the Valhalla and Lingo work? - AR guy 23:11:09 03/24/02 (6)
- Thanks again - Thomas 23:40:52 03/24/02 (5)
- Re: Thanks again - john curl 15:03:43 03/25/02 (4)
- Another funny thing - Thomas 02:41:03 03/26/02 (2)
- Re: Another funny thing - john curl 15:45:52 03/26/02 (1)
- Ahh... - Thomas 00:10:21 03/27/02 (0)
- Re: Thanks again - Thomas 02:20:15 03/26/02 (0)
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