Hi I'm wondering if anyone can identify this brushless DC motor from a TTW Gem V2 turntable? Possibly a Hurst or Maxon but there's no markings of any kind on it.
It's been wrapped in metal tape. From here, it looks like heat/cool duct tape (real duct-tape, not that cloth junk). If so, peel it off. But if it might be magnetic steel, peel very carefully, you want to keep it.
Hi. I also have Gem 2 motor, that died.
But I can't figure out how to open the case.
How did you do it?
As for your motor, this guy might be able to help you - he rebuilts motors:
http://www.brutalfingerboards.com/
His name is Witcher Trent.
Good luck.
But I can't figure out how to open the case.
How did you do it?
As for your motor, this guy might be able to help you - he rebuilts motors:
http://www.brutalfingerboards.com/
His name is Witcher Trent.
Good luck.
Often you'd develop a bespoke motor for a turntable, not off the shelf, as the requirements are rather different from the mainstream.
This article kind of confirms this: https://www.dagogo.com/ttweights-gem-turntable-review/2/
The right people to ask are the manufacturers, surely?
This article kind of confirms this: https://www.dagogo.com/ttweights-gem-turntable-review/2/
The right people to ask are the manufacturers, surely?