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forrestecomer
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24 vdc motor on 12 vdc

09/19/2009 1:04 PM

what is the problem with running a 24 vdc motor on 12 vdc
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Re: 24 vdc motor on 12 vdc

09/19/2009 1:37 PM

It won't go very fast, or produce much torque. Otherwise, nothing.

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09/19/2009 2:06 PM

What is the problem with a converter?
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Re: 24 vdc motor on 12 vdc

09/19/2009 2:51 PM

Alllllmmmmmoooooossssssssttttttttttt nnnnnoooooottttthhhhhhhhiiiiiinnnnngggggg.

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Re: 24 vdc motor on 12 vdc

09/19/2009 6:21 PM

ttttttthhhhhhaaaaannnnnnkkkkkkk yyyyyoooouuuuuu gggggoooootttt ttttttthhhhheeeee mmmmmmmeeeesssssssaaaaaagggeeee
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