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  1. 10-03-2019 #12
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    Thanks for explanation :) it seems I have 3 options then...

    1. Risk the 3.1Nm (57v) steppers with the 70v PSU
    2. make a lower voltage supply for the 3.1Nm steppers
    3. choose the less powerful 1.89Nm stepper which is 81v?

    Option 3 seems like a step back to me though so I may try and build the supply and see what voltage I get and decide whether to change out the Toroidal transformer.

    Cheers Guys
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