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Power Supply for Welte-Mignon 110V DC Motor
By Mark Kinsler

I'm wondering if those old 110V DC motors care if they're run on a
pulsating DC with an average voltage of 110 volts, or if they really
prefer to be run on Thomas Alva Edison's original pure, no-ripple
120-volts accept-no-substitutes direct current.  It probably doesn't
matter a bit.  Some of the old solenoids might care, however.

Mark Kinsler
Lancaster, Ohio USA
http://home.earthlink.net/~mkinsler1

 [ Mark Reinhart powers the original DC motor of his Welte-Mignon
 [ using only a bridge rectifier without a filter.  The rectifier
 [ has been in use for 10 years with no apparent problems.
 [ -- Robbie


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