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Showroom my 6dof (reproduction of ckas)

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by vulbas, Mar 27, 2014.

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  1. cthiggin

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    BlazinH,
    I've been blessed in my life to have had some pretty nice toys - and no doubt this platform is going to be (already is) expensively nice -
    But "me" thinks - 1. You only live once 2. Good Wife / Good Kids / Good Grandkids / Good Church / "pretty" good health - well, PRICELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Tom

    PS - Don't know about you, I was born Crazy!! Some are born "knowing", - Some die "searching" - I'm in the last group!
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  2. vulbas

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    ho yes, born crazy :grin

    Today I received the cinch. for 12v fans that I may be put on the engines.
    [​IMG]

    a large hole and a small :)

    [​IMG]

    [​IMG]
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  3. cthiggin

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    vulbas,
    Looks great friend. Love the attention to detail!

    Tom
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    [​IMG]

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    :)
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    You are either a perfectionist, have a lot of patience, or both! Whichever the case is it is looking fantastic! I am somewhat of a perfectionist myself but I have to admit I'm lacking in patience when it comes to the "fine" details.
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    thank you very much, these compliments make me happy.
    I'm not a perfectionist lol. slightly patient;)
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  7. cthiggin

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    BE happy vulbas - "patience is virtue".

    Tom
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  8. vulbas

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    hello,
    I prepare the hole for the wire :

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    drilling before the drives.

    one wire for power supply, one to the motor, one for the resistance, one for card amc1280.

    [​IMG]

    paints remains

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  9. cthiggin

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    vulbas,
    Continuing on with your "beautiful" work....looks super - If your finished platform looks as good as your electronics box, it will be spectacular.

    What weight of wire are you using - going to your vfd's (power) and going to your motors?? Looks to be AWG 14.

    Thanks, Tom
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    thx :cheers

    I will do everything in 1.5 mm ²
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    Thanks vulbas,
    You're using what equates to AWG 17 for us......"me" thinks I am going to use 1.63mm or AWG 14.

    Love your work....very inspiring.

    Tom
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  12. vulbas

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    preparation of terminal strips

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    ventilation

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    I'll put a bright red 80mm fan ;)

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    [​IMG]
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  13. speedy

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    Great job @vulbas ... Wow you have a good project to do here :thumbs very very good ... Que c'est beau .


    I have a request please ... I see something that I hope I'm wrong .
    I want to know where is the break clutch wires connected to in your motors ?

    The motors on the first page are not with break clutch to connect the break resistor to ... I need a picture of the name plate of your motors please ... I saw the inspiration picture and these motors are with clutch ... can you make sure please ... please I hope I'm wrong .

    and what is the model of your VFD's "I can't get more than they are J1000" ...

    Thanks my friend ... have a good time .
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  14. cthiggin

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    Thanks @vulbas ...
    My point for asking all of this, If you allow me ? ... is this next photo which took my attention to some motors that uses a brake clutch connected VFD ...

    look How these motors back cover are bigger than the blue ones you have in first page ? ...
    20140417.jpg

    t3jn.jpg


    especially when you disassembled them ... like this .
    qvyk.jpg
    !BqO,Gz!Bmk~$(KGrHqMH-D0EuZJpo-HpBLu24H3J,Q~~_35.JPG
    How about another photo for the VFD side sticker ? OR, How did you choose this dinamic 200Ohm resistor ?
    :thumbs thanks in advance .
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    ho ok, my engine does not use brake, it is not useful
    the braking resistors are used to absorb the return current motors. when they start in dynamo. this is not essential, but as I had the cheap ....
    200ohm, it was marked in the user manual of the J1000 ;)
    http://www.yaskawa.com/site/products.nsf/staticPagesNewWindow/j1000dboptions10.html#200_240_Single

    CIMR-JUBA0003BAA for me

    resistance braking plugs into B1 and B2
    http://downloads.industrial.omron.f...se/J1000/I81E/I81E-EN-01A+J1000+Datasheet.pdf
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    Perfect ... :thumbs
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    I hope you understand me. I use google translate :blush. you know can be a good translator ?
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    Don't worry my friend ... I can understand you perfectly ... you're doing a good job that deserve

    The golden like ... :thumbs
    thumb.jpg

    Stay focused ... and keep up the good work ...
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