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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Utrecht
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My Scheu (DDR) motor has stopped working and I am now looking for a replacement. I have a DIT Scheu premier (8cm platter, driven from a nylon string on the outside).
As I see it now my options are: - DIY hifi supply complete pod or motor (Premotec) and pulley - Maxon motor of a suitable type with controller (Maxon controller perhaps) - Teres driver (too expensive) - Scheu pod (also quite expensive) - Origin live motor and supply (also quite expensive) I would like cost effective solution and have no problem with diy work. So I think I would like to try the maxon option (they have an e-shop). My questions are: -Who knows where I can source a pulley for a Maxon motor? - Is there a simple power supply option for this motor (33 and 45 rpm)? I prefer simple from the ultimate.
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Yes, I did. The motor I have is no longer in stock and is no longer produced (former DDR). They have 2 replacement options (a good one and a even better one) but these include a pod. The cavity in the pod I have is too small for the newer (Maxon?) motor. The price all-in-all is reasonable but clearly a lot more than a diy solution.
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