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Could anyone tell me what power the motor is please?
Had one under the bench for years and now want to use it on a hybrid M/c.
According to the wiring diagram accompanying the article about it in issue 53 of MEW, it was a Parvalux PM10 DC motor 220V, rated at 50W max rpm 4000.
John
Further to John Hinckley's information, the test sheet with my machine says "60W cont. 100w 15 min".
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