>> Question on the system mechanics.  How accurate  do you need to be with a
>> Spray system?  Why spend the money for servos in this application?  I would
>> think the accuracy levels needed for spraying would be well served (cost
>> and
>> operationally) by a stepper system?
>>
>> BG
>>
>>     
> I agree on the argument leading the question above. Servo's are fun but it's
> overkill for your application. Well, if you get them for free why not, if
> you pay - use steppers and spend the budget on the sprayer instead.
>   


You are right, servos seems to be an overkill here. But there are two
reason for us to use them:

1. It's an experimenting system where we want to try different speeds -
also higher speeds like 2m/min. Yes theoretically possible with stepper
motors, but...

2. We also want to get experience for a bigger project we are planing.
There we want to build a complete milling machine with a higher dynamic
and accuracy. So servos are definitely needed there.


> But to return to the original question, I run servo's with 6 m cables with
> no problem. But you need good cables and good encoders. If you do have
> quality cables (and encoders) the cables can be much longer than that. My
> friend has a servo based system big enough to mill a complete boat hull, I
> would estimate the cable length to more than 15 m.
>   

Thank you for your hints.

-Kai


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