turntable psu

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    Lt Cdr Data om

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    Anyone know anything about powering a dc motor for a turntable.

    I know the motor is between 4 and 11 watts, how powerful does a dc motor need to be?

    And what about the transformer for the regulator (I have the circuit)
    Its either 7 or 9 volts, what about the current rating/VA rating, any suggestions?

    thanks.
     
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    themadhippy seen it done it smokin it

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    id go for a 12 volt 50va transformer,gives plenty of headroom for starting current,and a couple of volts avalible to be lost in the regulator circuit
     
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