Kenny Brant
Kenny bugs
I have an L34 and had to find a switch for it. Found one and installed it. But it always bugged me that I couldn't stop it on a dime so to speak like my Russco Cue Master and Technics SL1200Mk2's I have. So I added a switch and neon light like the Russco has and took out the factory type switch. Now it stops like my Russco and my Technics Sl1200Mk2's. And it starts in about a quarter turn to full speed. It didn't have a suppression cap for the switch so I added a capacitor and resistor.
I rebuilt the motor because it was real slow getting up to speed, like 5 to 10 minutes, Once warmed up it was OK when started and stopped. Just a problem when cold. My Russco has the same problem. Well even after I rebuilt the motor it did pretty much the same thing. One day I accidentally left the power switch on for a whole day and didn't know it because I leave a towel covering the turntable. The turntable was not running just the motor. Man it was hot after running all day. I thought I ruined it. But everything was fine. And what do you know now the motor starts from cold and comes to speed immediately.
They are pretty cool little turntables. I also have a B-12-H I'm working on.
I rebuilt the motor because it was real slow getting up to speed, like 5 to 10 minutes, Once warmed up it was OK when started and stopped. Just a problem when cold. My Russco has the same problem. Well even after I rebuilt the motor it did pretty much the same thing. One day I accidentally left the power switch on for a whole day and didn't know it because I leave a towel covering the turntable. The turntable was not running just the motor. Man it was hot after running all day. I thought I ruined it. But everything was fine. And what do you know now the motor starts from cold and comes to speed immediately.
They are pretty cool little turntables. I also have a B-12-H I'm working on.