Question 1

What type of power supply do you need for it? Amperage? Wattage? ect.

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Mine is a 12 volt motor so the power supply voltage is 12 volts.  It is in a configutation turning a variable capacitor with e 19:1 gear ration after the built in gearing so the motor is seeing a very small load but i doubt it could create a lot more torque, 4 times that amount is unlikely.  In that configuration it draws 18-20 milliampers.  Even if the load was 4 times mine, the drain would be less than 100 milliamps.  If you have the 12 volt model i suggest something like this.  It is 500 milliamps and will be loafing but i can't find anything smaller.  If you have a 6 volt motor, look for at least 200 ma, a 3 volt look for at least 400 ma.  Volts times amps = power.

Question 2

I would like to use this as a winch motor to lift a 50lb kayak for storage. Can you recommend a coupling and rope drum that would work?

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If you use pullies or gearing well enough, you could do it, but if you're connecting directly to a spool of line and hoping to pull it up directly, then no. Depends on the diameter of the spool and the force required on the rope.

Question 3

Please provide the dimensions between the mounting holes. Please provide the mounting hole thread size. What is the ratio of gear reduction???

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The distance between the mounting holes is 18mm (w) and 33mm (l).  I was able to find some fine thread metric machine screws that fit.  I don't know the pitch, but the the outer thread diameter is about 3mm.  The output shaft diameter is 6mm.

Question 4

I have a 10lb piece of copper that I want to rotate slowly will this work?

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I don’t have one of these motors, but I can tell you that more information is needed to answer your question.  What shape is the copper? Is it being turned at its center of gravity? How is it supported? On what axis do you want to rotate it? Will it be a direct drive (1:1) setup? I am reasonably certain that if it is - let’s say - supported on a lazy Susan or a turntable platter and being rotated horizontally, this (if it works at all) would work fine.  I turn a 2 to 2.5 lb parts cleaning tub, mounted at a 25 degree angle, with a MUCH smaller 10rpm motor on a direct drive, with the motor shaft directly connected to the center of the platform (mounted on a lazy Susan).

ASIN	B01M4K8FIM
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Brand	Yosoo
Country Of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.3 out of 5 stars 79 Reviews
Horsepower	10 Kilowatts
Item Dimensions W x H	32W x 39H millimetres
Item Weight	0.01 Ounces
Manufacturer	Yosoo
Material	Aluminium
Model Name	gear
Model name	gear
Product dimensions	32W x 39H millimetres
Shaft Diameter	5.5 Millimetres
Speed	100 RPM
UPC	712190227005
Voltage	12 Volts

High Torque Turbo Geared Motor DC 12V Motor 62RPM

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