I went digging out in the shop this morning, it's a fuckball out there.
Badger, I found a kick ass 120VAC gearmotor for ya. 125 RPM. If you go with a 10:1 reduction (2in drive wheel, 20in beacon turntable) it'll give you 12.5 RPM, or a period of about 5 seconds between revolutions.
Found lotsa other great stuff that's pictured below.
Take my shit, please!
Pillow blocks, shaft collars, drive chain & sprockets, AC gearmotors. I've got a few more of those spherical rod ends.
Weather (and dust!) proof multi pin connectors. Mil-spec Amphenol, Cannon, ITT, and some shiny Japanese ones (might be stainless but probably nickel plated brass). From 1 pin to 36 pin. Some are 1-2 amp, the bigger ones can handle 10-50 amps depending on size.
Parker quick disconnects, The big one is 3/4" NPT. Others are 3/8, 1/2...
I have a crate of hydraulic drylock QD's (both sides have spring loaded auto checks so your juices won't spew). They're down @ mah storage unit.
Baldor variable frequency drive (also called an AC drive). Three phase but you can hook up to 240VAC single phase and get three phase out at a bit less than nameplate specs (derated due to the phase shift).
Pneumatic regulators. The control pendant is MINE and I'm not giving it up without a fight
Rainbird solenoid sprinkler valves with easy connect modular manifold tees. I think they're 24VAC, might be DC. I'll check if someone wants em.
Helmets. Perfect protection for Jojo the two headed boy.
Switchbox originally for running a bank of solenoid valves. I used it for a multi que firing box for firework shows. I upgraded to wireless so take it. Lotsa good switches. The bank on the right are locking handle types, you have to pull up on the bat handle to allow operation. No more accidental flame effects when your buddy drunkenly flaps his arms.
Panel mount circuit breakers. Lotsa them below 5 amps, at least 1 is 15 amp.
Control station with 30mm oil-tight buttons and emergency slam switch.
12VDC 4-port 3-way solenoid valves. I have 4. Model 240R2, right diagram shows flow at rest and energized.
Tap-Rite keg tap. Has keg flange connector, CO2 regulator, and pour tap. The tap handle is gone but the stud is threaded 3/8-16 so you can pick up a tap (the threading kind...) and use whatever you want as a handle. If you take this, please try it out before the playa. Might need some seals which are available from Tap-Rite or a restraunt supply house.
These are the two gas flamethrowers I mentioned earlier. These are staying right here but shown for the benefit of burners who might see one of these at a garage sale. If so, buy it! They are incredible, especially when modified...
This is Chico the gnome. Chico says take the shit, just take it!
I might have to rent a Ryder to haul stuff out there. PM me if you want to pick up. Also PM me if you want something but live on another planet. We can work out shipping or hitch up the carrier pigeons.
I'm going to try to get down to storage soon. More hydraulic valves & cylinders, high voltage power supplies, scientific instruments, gas regulators, sheaves, pulleys, axles, proximity and photosensors, more timing gears with notched belts, even a hydrogen generator (that I can't find info on).
I really hope someone can use this stuff. I'd rather get it into the hands of some crafty bastards who'll build crazy contraptions and very dangerous things than sell it for pennies on the dollar.
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Pump deck. All fluid lines and fittings are PVDF, Teflon, FEP, Tefzel, etc. The plating solution is sulfuric acid with special sauce.
The control head. I wish I'd gone to a sign shop and had them make nameplates instead of the hinky labeler tape.
The main control board. I love DIN rail stuff. I extended wiring of the harness so that the board could be removed for live troubleshooting.
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