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Radar drive motor

Started by Eddy Matthews, April 29, 2006, 03:36:11 AM

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Eddy Matthews

Does anyone know of a really small motor suitable for a radar drive?

Ideally I'd like something no longer than 1/2" - But is there something that small available?
~ Never, ever, argue with an idiot. They'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience ~

reesor

Try the motor from a used hard drive they are 12  volt and some have gears that you can adapt.

reesor

As uusual, I put my hands in gear before my brain.  I meant to say CD disc drive . The motor that drives the tray is quite small and  at six volts, it is almost perfect speed.


Eddy Matthews

Thanks guys - That gives me a few places worth trying, I wish I'd thought about a CD drive motor myself as I threw out two old CD Roms about 3 weeks ago!

I don't think I'll strip down my computer to rob one from it :-)
~ Never, ever, argue with an idiot. They'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience ~

Bill Hudson

How about motors used in Z or n gauge locomotives???
Bill

washtech

What about a drive motor from a zip zap or simular ho scale rc running on low voltage?

IainM

I know the query was some time ago but ......
Why not try my modification to an SD200 Mini Servo .
Not difficult and works a treat.

I have attached the PDF, but if you want to, look at www.edinburghmodelboatclub.org under the Help Pages

Eddy Matthews

That's superb Iain, many many thanks....
~ Never, ever, argue with an idiot. They'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience ~

kim DK

Laptop CD/DVD drive, system tray release function, is very often handled by a motor of a size similar to those used at the popular toy helicopter tail rotor. Much smaller than the one moving the tray on a desktop unit - I haven't seen a failing motor after recovering more than 10 units.

andy

Micromotors of these little RC helicopters? Diameter about 6mm and length about 12,,?

Andy

the bombus

hi , i  know this is a realy old topic but nevertheless here"s my idea of a good way of finding motors that small
the motor that is used for the vibrating function in a cell phone are just what you need
best (altough late  :laugh: ) greetings from bombus
if i haven't done it i'll try it
and maybe it will work

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