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Re: Replacing the control board


 

Like air venting?
Thank you for the great photo.
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This for DC brush motor controllers I do not know brushless motor it probably has this adjustment too.
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You do lot with adjustment on board.
The torque / amps can adjust.
From as add more torque the motor slows
To as add more torque the speed increase hard stop spindle and will give a lot of torque.

On our lathes should adjustment so speed stays the same at any torque.
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Dave?
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On Sun, Jul 21, 2024 at 11:17 PM, Miket_NYC wrote:

Years ago, I did a modification to my control board. To prevent swarf from getting to the board, I fastened a piece of clear plastic (the kind used on report covers) about an inch away from it with RTV silicone.? And I had already drilled these screened ventilation holes in the section of the cover next to the board.?
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So after these two modifications, my board has been protected from both swarf and dust bunnies, but it still gets adequate ventilation.
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Mike Taglieri?

On Sun, Jul 21, 2024, 10:59 PM Mark Kimball via <markkimball51=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:
While the driver transistors and their heat-sinks for PWM-style motor controllers dissipate relatively little power, they DO dissipate some.? Being covered with convection-preventing stuff (the infamous "dust bunnies") isn't good for their long-term longevity.

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