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![]() "bilgeworthy" wrote in message ... because they can reverse direction with current. In any event I need I'm not so sure that a wiper motor is reversible. Not all automotive DC motors are and wiper operation (back and forth) is via gear and crank action. (I've never tried to reverse one, just my opinion) I think that a better choice would be a electric seat operator motor since these are reversible and have a very low gear reduction already.. One thing you need to keep in mind is the magnetic field that you may find in permanent magnet motors. Or keep an eye on eBay. I sold a nice, working, Autohelm 3000 (older model) wheel pilot for about $250. My opinion and experience, FWIW. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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