MaxHeadRoom
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I would use a DPDT with centre off position single switch.
Ignore the O.T. switches.
Max.
Ignore the O.T. switches.
Max.
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is there any advantage to one way colored to the other?I would use a DPDT with centre off position single switch.
Ignore the O.T. switches.
Max.
Are you asking any advantage to either method??is there any advantage to one way colored to the other?
yes sir, sorry I was machining some parts and didnt catch auto correctAre you asking any advantage to either method??
Max.
You need a DPDT to reverse the motor.if I want a three position on-off-on switch, with both sides being straight polarity, do I need a DPDT or can I do it with a SPDT
How is the extra expense of two SPDT switches and complication of use, better than one DPDT switch?And the circuit shown in post #20 will allow the use of single pole switches that do not have a center off position. So that may offer some benefit.
KB Co. One of the largest manufacturer of DC/BLDC motor control boards, offer a special switch for the reversing operation, and they also use it in their complete controller units.And the circuit shown in post #20 will allow the use of single pole switches that do not have a center off position. So that may offer some benefit. It is about the same as I recently suggested for another thread.
In post #28 the TS expressed a desire to use SPDT switches. AND the advantage is free dynamic braking.How is the extra expense of two SPDT switches and complication of use, better than one DPDT switch?
Reading comprehension againIn post #28 the TS expressed a desire to use SPDT switches. AND the advantage is free dynamic braking.
by Jake Hertz
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