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Controlling a motor over 1A

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I just recently received my Stage Zero dolly kit and I am considering buying a higher RPM motor for faster continuous motion shots. For ease of integration I was thinking about purchasing another Dayton Gear Motor (http://www.servocity.com/html/dayton_gear_motors__12v_.html) either the 17RPM or 25RPM model. Both of these motors draw more than 1A at full load and it's my understanding that this is beyond the capacity of the MX2 controller. Would I be risking destroying my MX2 controller by using it to run one of these motors? If so, what are some alternative options? I'm looking for something easy and inexpensive— a simple rheostat would suffice. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Ryan

Solder another L293B on top

Solder another L293B on top of the first, this'll get you to about 1.7A continuous, but can only use one motor, as the traces and rest of the components are not rated to > 3A. You can simply solder another driver on top of the first. Of course, this voids warranty *grin*

!chris

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