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16-05-2010, 03:23

Ryutso

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CIM motor + Electrical outlet = ?

I just wanted to know if the CIM motor could be hooked to the wall outlet natively or if something could be rigged to run the CIM motor from a regular 120V AC 20A household electrical outlet?

I'm planning to invest in some CIMs for a home made project.

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