What turntables do you use? Pictures would be nice as well :-)

I´m familiar with Victron pure sine inverters from my sailing boat, but not for this application....seems like interesting idea
I have Victron 1200watt hooked up to 2x200AH Lithium batteries
I know LV use Victron batteries and management system in Audio Show systems
not sure if they go DC or back to AC via inverters
guess latter because then they can hook up their Kondo stuff
 
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mtemur said:
I can read German but I don’t understand cause I don’t speak German.

Thanks for translating it but Google has already helped me to translate it to English before you did. According to the document in German that you shared, the motor, even though it has 3 phase coils, it can be run on a single phase by adding a capacitor. Which means 2 phase. That’s why and by looking at schematics that @DasguteOhr shared I concluded that;

“Maybe it is 3 phase or even 4 phase but according to schematics it is driven by two phase.”

Ok, it is a 3 phase motor show me 3 AC lines feeding the motor in the picture (this is the picture you shared).

View attachment 128321I can only see one phase AC line feeding the motor and second phase is generated by a capacitor. Exactly as explained by the German document you shared. As a result 2 phase driving the motor.
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Yes sorry for the confusion wrong picture at the measurement picture , the three wires going directly to the powersupply.
 
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Have purchased the Luxman PD-191A this week and set it up in the meanwhile… :cool:

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atb, Tom
 
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Found this on facebook, what the hell is it ? :eek: Does anyone know ?IMG_2749.png
 
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djsina2 said:
www.dagogo.com

Rossner and Sohn Canofer-S Phono Preamplifier Review

With his family’s precision engineering and machining background, Christoph began his own journey of finding the best sound by building his own analog equipment. In 1999, Rossner and Sohn released their first commercial turntable. The latest special custom-made turntable is called “The Mott”...
www.dagogo.com www.dagogo.com
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Not the same TT. Maybe the guy in the first picture is a dwarf ! ;) After reading the article i think you are right ! I want one ! :eek: But are my arms long enough to flip the records ? :oops:
 
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Johan K said:
It’s the fly wheel he stole from my Volvo..!!!
I just wonder where it had gone - Thank you for finding it :D !!!

/ Jk
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Do you drive a semi truck Volvo Johan ? :p
 
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I todays market that TT is a absolute steal ! At least you can see where all the money went, not like a SAT turntable where all the money goes to the marketing people, he who can not be mentioned included !:rolleyes:
 
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Lagonda said:
That looks like a Transrotor made during a LSD trip ! :eek:
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baasner turntable, with linear tracking tonearm floating in water.
with a syringe you can adjust the VTA by either adding water or sucking it out.
 
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What about the VTA when the water evaporates..??? Do you need to refill the turntable then - like to keep an alcoholic on a steady firm :D ???
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It uses a float valve, like a commode. When the arm is cued, the valve is out of the circuit. Set it and forget it. ;)

edit: in American English, commode is a colloquial term for the bathroom fixture also known as a flush toilet.
 
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