12v/24v motors

[Phil Pascoe]

Two 12v/24v wheelchair motors complete with gearboxes. They run on 24v in the chair, but I've been told they'll work on 12v but not run so quickly. They have brakes, but they don't work very well which is the only reason they were replaced. Any use to anyone? Yours for the P&P - I haven't weighed them yet, but I think it should be £8 and possibly £10 for the pair. Draw 7pm tomorrow if more than one interested.

 

[transatlantic]

YES PLEASE!!!!!

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Do you actually need them for a chair?

 

[transatlantic]

Do you actually need them for a chair?

Ah no. I'll be using them for robotics

 

[bg]

Im interested in the motors as I think they would be good for a robot project I have in mind for an anti rabbit autonomous patrol robot to keep then away from the vegie patch.

 

[Rorschach]

Too late to the party :lol:

Let me know if you get anymore, I am always on the look out for low speed high toque motors.

 

[MikeG.]

Damn! I sure one of these would have been more than powerful enough to lift a TV up through the top of a built in cupboard.....

 

[Phil Pascoe]

I did say I'd draw for them tomorrow if more were interested, so say if you're in.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

They're quite powerful things - they're run off 24v 72ah batteries. I won't have more until I go through another lot of brakes - it was pure chance that the guy who fitted the new ones saw my "workshop" and asked if I could use them as the would only be dumped. I said I couldn't but I was sure I knew someone who could.

 

[MikeG.]

Count me out. It would be at least 6 months until I could use one..........and I'd only want one. Let someone who has a more immediate need have priority.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Well. It was drawn, and as it happened it was first come first served. Transatlantic, they're yours. I'll PM you.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

When I see the chap again I'll ask if he could save me any that come his way - he's a bit of a petrol head and I'm sure he'd rather see them used than skipped. Who knows ...