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Postby abril » 05 Nov 2007 21:28

For a list of the various 9904 111 motors have a look here
http://www.mclennan.co.uk/datasheets/eu ... motors.pdf
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Postby natty_dredd » 31 Dec 2007 04:17

My Pink Triangle Export GTi uses:

Airpax

9904 111 31807

"Synchronous Motor ID31"

110V, 50Hz (not 60Hz)

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Re: Motor Database - Your input needed!

Postby gkimeng » 18 Jan 2008 06:26

Here is the motor data from an early (1961-62) two-motor AR TT series turntable:

Main Drive Motor:
125V 60C 3W G-520 E-22587

Startup Motor:
SYNCHRON
640 110v 60cy 5w 600rpm 31571r-35-41
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Postby L-I-B » 24 Apr 2008 00:18

Thorens TD 115

The Thorens repair manual has the part number 7845011 for the assembly and says the motor is a 32 pole DC motor that consumes 16 mA when fed from an external 2 VDC source. If you pull the rubber mounting off of the motor, the plate on the motor has a stylized P for a manufacturer (Phillips?). Mine says W Germany Jan 78 with a part number of 931 2205 030.

I would love to find a replacement. Mine may have been bad. While testing it I removed all uncertainty. This thing is toast now, oops.
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Adventures in Systemdek IIX land...

Postby mrsbadcrumble » 12 Jul 2008 17:21

Thought I would add my experience to this database thingy...

Original motor on a TT with the serial number :- 2-204826 (not sure if it's early or late version) - Philips 110v 50Hz 250rpm 9904 111 31807 - 3 wire system Red, Grey and Blue.

Replacement motor from RS (approx. £50) - Premotec 9904 111 31813 - 4 wire system Red, 2 Grey and Blue. :roll:

Linked the grey ones together and connected it up. It ran backwards :shock: Swapped the blue and red cables around and it works the right way :D

Whilst I was changing things around I took the opportunity to place some thin rubber (2mm-ish) top and bottom of the motor and then clamped it to the bracket. I then used some more of the rubber between the chassis and the motor bracket. Quite good isolation from the motor and the chassis, at least according to my screwdriver-against-my-ear test :)

cheers

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BIC 980 Motor

Postby juud » 09 Jan 2010 04:53

BIC 980 Motor

AC Synchronous 24 poles 2-Phases Max 40 VAC 300RPM/60Hz,250RPM/50Hz

Run very smooth at around 10 VAC
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Postby john guest » 09 Jan 2010 09:37

1)Thorens TD160 super with a motor from a Project debut II
AC16V 20 pole, proper startup capacitor 16v polypropylene type 8 UF

2)The Pulley was Project part No 1940675020 60 Hz size 17mm (Remove the small top pulley part with an hacksaw)

3)Belt stretched to 268mm from standard 266mm to accommodate larger pulley diameter.

4)PSU Pro-ject Speedbox Mk11 at 50Hz

5)Purchases.
Motor from Needle & Spins Product Name: Motor 16V for Pro-Ject Debut, Xpression, Xperience, RPM4, RPM5 and RPM6 Turntables was £25 Now £35
Cap £3 from Maplins Electronics .
Pulley from Henley Design was £6 , now £10

PSU Pro-ject Speedbox Mk11 at 50Hz Audio Affair (was on special at £60 ) Now £90
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Revolver motor

Postby tony_brett@tiscali.co.uk » 19 Jul 2010 18:34

Hi,
I've just taken the cover off my Revolver motor and it is marked:
LANDIS & GYR
SODECO-SAIA SWITZERLAND
412
AMY9-Z32.Z20
110vAC 60Hz
3.5 w
C=270nF
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Postby bubba45 » 16 Aug 2010 13:49

Ariston RD11 (original)
unbranded 9904 111 04301
24 pole AC Synchronous motor
110v
50Hz
250 rpm

Heybrook TT2 (MK1)
unbranded 9904 111 04801
24 pole AC synchronous motor
110v
50Hz
250rpm

Anyone know if these will run with a Hercules PSU as I'm thinking of eventually getting one for the RD11? I presume so.
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Thorens Td 320 Motor

Postby nrushfinn » 18 Apr 2011 18:00

Hello,

My Thorens TD 320 is apart and the motor is as follows:

Berger Laher RSM 50, 8V, BV, ? NG, 35 Hz, 301

The impedance is unreadable.

Dimensions are:

Body = 50mm wide x 30 mm high

Base plate = 75 mm dia. x 1.7mm thick

Shaft 3.00mm x 25mm
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Postby DavidMiller » 27 May 2011 20:06

Thanks for this Topic, JaS
Dave Miller (AR Turntable)
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Postby DavidMiller » 28 May 2011 01:21

A good topic for a Stickey topic"?
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Thorens Td125 Mkii Motor

Postby TaureanBull » 28 May 2011 15:50

Can anyone post data on Thorens TD 125 MkII? What are the replacement options for this motor?

Thanks.
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Postby Dazed » 31 May 2011 18:55

Are the motors really 110/115V, or is that the power grid voltage where you live?

My pro-Ject motor is 16V, but the PSU's transformer has a 230V primary winding.
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