Those 90' turntables on eBay selling for $50 or so are non-motorized, no control box.
Rich
Alton Junction
What are the numbers of the other turntables in the 933-2829 series please. Looks like the 90' turntables are pretty cheap on ebay. That would get me the controller I need. Thank you
ndbprr It is a 933-2829 so I will have to find the older control somewhere. Any source would be welcome.
It is a 933-2829 so I will have to find the older control somewhere. Any source would be welcome.
You can use a dpdt with center off switch if you don't care about programing if I am not mistaken, you need someone into electronics to tell for surw as the indexing could be in the bridge instead of the controler.
Do you know the Walthers item number of the turntable you purchased?
My problem is i got a turntable on e bay without the controller for a very good price. Now i need a way to control it.
ndbprr Is the add on control.box identical to the one supplied with the turntable?
Is the add on control.box identical to the one supplied with the turntable?
I have the original Walthers Cornerstone 130' turntable (933-2829). The add-on control box is not the same as mine and won't work with mine. It only works with the following 130' turntables: 933-2850 and 933-2859.
The add-on control box is not the same as the control box that comes with those two turntables. The purpose of the add-on control box is to allow an operator to expand operations in up to four remote locations.
I cannot imagine why an operator would want to do that. Using a turntable is a precise operation. The best way to operate a turntable is to be standing as close to it as possible.
Latest 130' table
Depends on the turntable, they have made many models.
Is the add on control.box identical to the one supplied with the turntable? Thank you