Yeah 17 volts ish seems where I settled in aswell
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Yeah 17 volts ish seems where I settled in aswell
Wow 17 volts why is there such a low power motor in such an expensive machine it doesnt really leave much room to play with it at 17
It can run much lower, and up to 20 volts. Cool thing is it doesn't lose torque at lower volts.
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It has a 24 volt motor... The volts it takes to run a motor says nothing about its "power"... Different motors operate at different volts...
Exactly, and the flite has a brushless motor, so it's apples to oranges...Quote:
Originally Posted by asA
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I run mine on 10 volts for shading/coloring and at 11 to line no need to go up to 17 I tried running it that it sounds horrible!!!
Did you oil the little plastic slide on the pusher bar? Mine sounds like the thunder at 17 volts. Its not loud at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by tattoosbychriselement.com
hmmm actually, I´m thinking, if the spring extend and is placed in bottom the hit will be more powerfull, because it´s the force of motor + the force of spring. When the crank is pulling the needle out, the spring is not important, but you use this momentum to strech and use to put more downforce again...Quote:
Originally Posted by No Iron Machines
Its more like it lets the spring flex side to side, but there may be a tiny stretch in it aswell.
Lol, asa, your comment is smaller than the text with how many rotaries you have! HahahhahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by asA