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  1. #1
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    Looks like I am going to retrofit my Anilam 3300mk

    Well, I hate to be forced down this road but it seems the best choice. I have been entertaining the idea for a long time, but I thought I would do it when it was convenient. Now I have two fried servo amps and parts that need to be made! Anilam wants $1400 each for new (yeah right), repair is $500 each. With the high prices of all the internal anilam components, I need to get them off my short hairs.
    Control is a good system if anyone is interested in parts. It is sickening to me to do this to it right now, but I will be much more flexible to automation afterwards.
    I am keeping the servos and either going with the Viper 200, or CNC4PC DG4S-08020. Anyone have opinions on either?
    If you try to make everything idiot proof, someone will just breed a better idiot!

  2. #2
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    Re: Looks like I am going to retrofit my Anilam 3300mk

    I will be shipping your 3 V200's on monday.

    I will also be putting a version of Viper tune up within the next 2 weeks, It will be able to datalog and replay the last 30 seconds.
    Did you find out what your PS voltage is ?

    Larry

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