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For all of you DC motor experts...

For all of you DC motor experts...

For all of you DC motor experts...

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For all of you dc motor experts out there, I want to replace a 12 VDC permanent  magnet gearmotor with a stepper type motor because I need to know the position of the shaft at all times.  My current motor does not have a sensor built-in and I don't really want to have to take them appart and modify them to acheive this.  If you go to the following site: "http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/product...; , you will see the Dayton motor P/N 2L005.  Up to 4 RPM is OK but I need at least the same torque or better.  If anyone can recommend a source and/or part number, it would be greatly appreciated.  Oh yeah, if you could find something in a $50 - 60 price range .... even better.

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Mark

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