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Old 01-09-2008, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by gremlin411 View Post
wejones does that mean that the h180 will not work. I will take picture of the way the mount is on it now and let you see what you think.
I don't know. I've never used that motor, and don't know how powerful it is. I was just saying that since you had an idea of the weight, and apparently the motor must have weight specs, that the specs are probably based on a dish that would mount closer to the rotation axis. Ie it can move more weight if it's centered or counter-balanced, but if you have to mount the weight away for the axis, it might not perform to specs. But it may be more powerful than I suspect.

I'm surprised that it is as light as you say. The Fortec metal dish of that size is listed as 55 lbs, and I always thought that fiberglass dishes were heavier than metal, but I guess it depends on what they have inside the fiberglass.

Anyway, don't give up on the basis of what I said, I mainly meant the post to recommend that if you do try it, try to orient it as close to the motor axis as possible.
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