No, meaning a 12V battery.the seller tells me that I have to use it with a 12v battery, meaning a car battery I guess;
A car battery may well power it for longer than you would ever need, but so what?seems big for this little motor!
Knowing the weight ( or more accurately the mass ) is not enough, you need to know the torque, the turning power of the motor.it's not to power anything that heavy; no more than 1KG!
Indeed. However, as I said early in this thread, although my guts have been known to be wrong, my gut feeling is that this motor is so physically small that I would be very doubtful as to whether it was man enough for the (rotisserie/spit) job.If "an electric oven it appears" means it's meant to power a rotisserie then it's probably going to be fine, subject to any heat shielding, ensuring the shaft is aligned, the whole structure is rigid, etc.... If it's a fan motor things will be different
If you're refering to the one sold by "sellerbible" from Hong Kong, then this..I would post a link to the actual item I bought, but I think it may be against Forum Rules, but googling this "Wired 6mm Shaft Diameter Electric Oven Geared Motor 12VDC 8RPM" will take you to it on fleabay! Is 8RPM good enough for turning?
... does not bode very well, because those are mainly very low power/torque applications. It's pretty odd that they don't mention the power, torque or electrical consumption of the motor!Widely used on auto shutter, Pan/Tilt camera, Slot machine, Money detector, Coin refund devices, etc.
Indeed, and particularly 12V DC.I do wonder why a motor meant to drive a rotisserie in an electric oven would be a 12V one...
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