
These are really geared reduction motors, but much smaller and of lower power. Often used to operate cams and switches in electrical circuits, or to drive displays, they can generally be operated in continuous applications if not heavily loaded. Most are about 2" dia. x 1-1/2" thick. Remember CW means “Clockwise” and CCW “Counter–clockwise,” looking at the shaft.
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33915 230VAC TIMING MOTOR, 2 RPM | 2 | CCW | Details | |
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30736 9VAC TIMING MOTOR, 2/3 RPM | 2/3 | CW | Details |
And this little 6-12VDC new gear motor is a stunner. Made for a telescope drive, it draws approx 100mA and spins approx 5 rpm at 12VDC. Has a 5/16" dia, 16-tooth sprocket on a 5/8" long shaft and is 2-7/16" x 1-7/8" x 2-5/8" OA. The gearbox ratio is approx 100:1. Has a short (3") 2-pin jumper for power and the stall current at 12VDC is 2A.
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92651 6-12V GEAR MOTOR |
$15.75
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Small but durable. Measures 1-1/2" long (including the terminals) x 1-1/16" dia, with a removable, 1-1/4" dia x 1-1/8" long gearbox and 3/16" x 3/8" long flattened offset shaft. Runs between 6-12 VDC. At 12 VDC, it spins 7 rpm and draws 90mA. Gearbox ratio is approx 400:1. Has (3) 3/32" mounting holes on the shaft face. Reversible.
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37739 12VDC GEAR MOTOR |
Manny Moto's kid brother? Not at this price. This little hobby motor runs on 1-1/2 to 3VDC and draws approx 400mA while spinning between 700 and 1400 rpm. Hobby size, too: 1-1/8" x 3/4" with a 5/16" long shaft. Dandy for solar-power experiments, our motor maven says.
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39403P4 MINI MOTOR | |
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39403P50 MINI MOTOR, CLASSROOM PACK |
So the poster is really brand new. The animals on it are (1) to (190) million years old, and if that doesn't qualify as pre-history, may we stumble over a glyptodon in the dark. Invicta Plastics Ltd. of Leicester, England, printed this 23" x 16-1/2" poster with a colorful diorama to promote their authentic scale models of prehistoric animals. A time line across the bottom lists dates and data for a dozen of them, from the plesiosaur to the woolly mammoth, and compares their sizes to that of a pair of five-year-old children. Post it on the fridge to spark supper discussions, or in the classroom as a source of extra-credit questions for science quizzes.
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30851 PREHISTORIC POSTER |
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