or even watch a multimeter on the voltage when running a program, and see if
it's dropping.
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 7:59 AM, Daniel Kavanagh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Aaron,
Try splitting the power supplies, one to x, one to y and z ummm,
Z and side to side, other to the big heavy gantry alone.
If it's also happening in Mach then it's prolly power supply.
I looked up those power supplies, they are switch mode, as opposed to
chunks of transformer. Copper and Iron are your friends.
I tried a switching supply on my router and it acted crazy, worked on
one axis at a time but on multi axis moves it would stutter and stall.
Dan
P.S. My first machine was a hell of a learning curve. I think I made
every mistake possible.
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