Is the motor of the TD-125 mk II similar to the TD-160?:confused:
D diyman Member Joined 2001 2009-12-22 8:51 am #1 2009-12-22 8:51 am #1 Is the motor of the TD-125 mk II similar to the TD-160? ••• More options Share stoN_Cold Member Joined 2004 2009-12-22 10:28 am #2 2009-12-22 10:28 am #2 Hi! 125 MkII have 3 wire electronicaly controled DC Motor. 160 have 4 wire AC motor. Regards zeoN_Rider ••• More options Share analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 10:38 am #3 2009-12-22 10:38 am #3 Are you sure? I thought the 126 mk3 used a DC motor but the 125 was AC. Last edited: 2009-12-22 10:40 am ••• More options Share stoN_Cold Member Joined 2004 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 Hi! Yes I am sure! diyman asked for 125 MkII not for 126MkII. I saw in Service Manuals for both Thorens! Regards zeoN_Rider Last edited: 2009-12-22 11:24 am ••• More options Share analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 A link will be very enlightening. Is it possible what looks to me like an AC oscillator is in fact a dc drive? ••• More options Share AuroraB Member Joined 2001 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 The Mk-II uses a 16-pole syncronous AC motor ddriven from a small power oscillator. I have one sitting around waiting for a rebuild.... The electronics for the Mk-I is essentially the same, except for the "more modern" parts ;-) schematic Mk-II: Attachments 12518.jpg 132.8 KB · Views: 86 Last edited: 2009-12-22 2:42 pm ••• More options Share Show hidden low quality content Status This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button. Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
stoN_Cold Member Joined 2004 2009-12-22 10:28 am #2 2009-12-22 10:28 am #2 Hi! 125 MkII have 3 wire electronicaly controled DC Motor. 160 have 4 wire AC motor. Regards zeoN_Rider ••• More options Share analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 10:38 am #3 2009-12-22 10:38 am #3 Are you sure? I thought the 126 mk3 used a DC motor but the 125 was AC. Last edited: 2009-12-22 10:40 am ••• More options Share stoN_Cold Member Joined 2004 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 Hi! Yes I am sure! diyman asked for 125 MkII not for 126MkII. I saw in Service Manuals for both Thorens! Regards zeoN_Rider Last edited: 2009-12-22 11:24 am ••• More options Share analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 A link will be very enlightening. Is it possible what looks to me like an AC oscillator is in fact a dc drive? ••• More options Share AuroraB Member Joined 2001 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 The Mk-II uses a 16-pole syncronous AC motor ddriven from a small power oscillator. I have one sitting around waiting for a rebuild.... The electronics for the Mk-I is essentially the same, except for the "more modern" parts ;-) schematic Mk-II: Attachments 12518.jpg 132.8 KB · Views: 86 Last edited: 2009-12-22 2:42 pm ••• More options Share Show hidden low quality content Status This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button. Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
Hi! 125 MkII have 3 wire electronicaly controled DC Motor. 160 have 4 wire AC motor. Regards zeoN_Rider
analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 10:38 am #3 2009-12-22 10:38 am #3 Are you sure? I thought the 126 mk3 used a DC motor but the 125 was AC. Last edited: 2009-12-22 10:40 am ••• More options Share stoN_Cold Member Joined 2004 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 Hi! Yes I am sure! diyman asked for 125 MkII not for 126MkII. I saw in Service Manuals for both Thorens! Regards zeoN_Rider Last edited: 2009-12-22 11:24 am ••• More options Share analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 A link will be very enlightening. Is it possible what looks to me like an AC oscillator is in fact a dc drive? ••• More options Share AuroraB Member Joined 2001 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 The Mk-II uses a 16-pole syncronous AC motor ddriven from a small power oscillator. I have one sitting around waiting for a rebuild.... The electronics for the Mk-I is essentially the same, except for the "more modern" parts ;-) schematic Mk-II: Attachments 12518.jpg 132.8 KB · Views: 86 Last edited: 2009-12-22 2:42 pm ••• More options Share Show hidden low quality content Status This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button. Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
stoN_Cold Member Joined 2004 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 2009-12-22 11:17 am #4 Hi! Yes I am sure! diyman asked for 125 MkII not for 126MkII. I saw in Service Manuals for both Thorens! Regards zeoN_Rider Last edited: 2009-12-22 11:24 am ••• More options Share analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 A link will be very enlightening. Is it possible what looks to me like an AC oscillator is in fact a dc drive? ••• More options Share AuroraB Member Joined 2001 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 The Mk-II uses a 16-pole syncronous AC motor ddriven from a small power oscillator. I have one sitting around waiting for a rebuild.... The electronics for the Mk-I is essentially the same, except for the "more modern" parts ;-) schematic Mk-II: Attachments 12518.jpg 132.8 KB · Views: 86 Last edited: 2009-12-22 2:42 pm ••• More options Share Show hidden low quality content Status This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button. Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
Hi! Yes I am sure! diyman asked for 125 MkII not for 126MkII. I saw in Service Manuals for both Thorens! Regards zeoN_Rider
analog_sa Member Joined 2002 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 2009-12-22 1:25 pm #5 A link will be very enlightening. Is it possible what looks to me like an AC oscillator is in fact a dc drive? ••• More options Share AuroraB Member Joined 2001 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 The Mk-II uses a 16-pole syncronous AC motor ddriven from a small power oscillator. I have one sitting around waiting for a rebuild.... The electronics for the Mk-I is essentially the same, except for the "more modern" parts ;-) schematic Mk-II: Attachments 12518.jpg 132.8 KB · Views: 86 Last edited: 2009-12-22 2:42 pm ••• More options Share Show hidden low quality content Status This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.
A link will be very enlightening. Is it possible what looks to me like an AC oscillator is in fact a dc drive?
AuroraB Member Joined 2001 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 2009-12-22 2:32 pm #6 The Mk-II uses a 16-pole syncronous AC motor ddriven from a small power oscillator. I have one sitting around waiting for a rebuild.... The electronics for the Mk-I is essentially the same, except for the "more modern" parts ;-) schematic Mk-II: Attachments 12518.jpg 132.8 KB · Views: 86 Last edited: 2009-12-22 2:42 pm ••• More options Share
The Mk-II uses a 16-pole syncronous AC motor ddriven from a small power oscillator. I have one sitting around waiting for a rebuild.... The electronics for the Mk-I is essentially the same, except for the "more modern" parts ;-) schematic Mk-II:
