0.5 rpm motor

[davesuejon@yahoo.co.uk]

hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave

 

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davesuejon@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave

How about a stepper motor?

 

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davesuejon@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave

How about a stepper motor?

Perhaps look at the motor + gear boxes used on
humidifiers to turn their drums? I think they
run on 24V ac (small transformer) though.

 

[Jamie]

davesuejon@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave

Look up clock motor.

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[Baron]

davesuejon@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave

If you can cope with 240V AC then caniblise a 24 hour time switch.

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[Michael A. Terrell]

Jamie wrote:

davesuejon@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave

Look up clock motor.

Pervert! ;-)

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[Jamie]

Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Jamie wrote:

davesuejon@yahoo.co.uk wrote:


hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave


Look up clock motor.


Pervert! ;-)

No thanks, I have a bad back. I use mirrors on my shoes instead.

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[whit3rd]

On Sunday, October 7, 2007 at 6:24:17 AM UTC-7, daves...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?

Look at similar devices. Particularly, the second hand on a clock is a 1 rpm motor,
and in most battery clocks it's driven by a solenoid and 60-tooth wheel and pawl. So
maybe you just need to get battery clock, and swap out its quartz crystal.

 

[Tom Biasi]

On 12/3/2015 3:54 PM, whit3rd wrote:

On Sunday, October 7, 2007 at 6:24:17 AM UTC-7, daves...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?

Look at similar devices. Particularly, the second hand on a clock is a 1 rpm motor,
and in most battery clocks it's driven by a solenoid and 60-tooth wheel and pawl. So
maybe you just need to get battery clock, and swap out its quartz crystal.

He had 8 years to come up with something.

 

[Ron M.]

On Sunday, October 7, 2007 at 8:24:17 AM UTC-5, daves...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

hi, i am in the uk, and need a 0.5 rpm ,low voltage (3v to 12v)motor
no real torque needed its just to rotatae a disc slowly.....anyone
know what might do ?
dave

Gear motor. Google. ServoCity has them.