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2025-08-03 18:11:42
It is very convenient that the stepper driver can be mounted upside down on an arduino and the motor simply plugs into the driver. Works well.
DM
2025-08-02 17:52:28
They performed as required
Richard Sim
2025-07-18 16:36:46
Unlike most documentation you find online for these motors that state 32 steps/rev, these motors are 64 steps/rev, which is great! The mating gearbox appears to be the standard 64:1 (well, ~63.684...:1), giving a final output of ~4096 (4075.773...) steps/rev.I'm using one of these, connected to an ESP32, in a small (120mm) turntable that I've customized for photogrammetry use, to control the turntable through a web interface via the ESP32's WiFi.
DJSXN
2025-07-09 11:54:44
Works as expected - 4 stars because one of the controller modules had bridged solder joints that I had to fix. Otherwise no issues here!
Gerald Wagner
2025-05-01 17:01:38
They are of good quality and are working well. I recommend them.
Charles Guerin
2025-03-17 18:36:06
These are cheap little steppers. Great for STEM projects and general light stepper use.
W. Kocken
2025-03-13 12:57:36
It is very convenient that the stepper driver can be mounted upside down on an arduino and the motor simply plugs into the driver. Works well.
DM
2025-02-21 18:51:34
They performed as required
Richard Sim
2025-02-10 16:50:05
Unlike most documentation you find online for these motors that state 32 steps/rev, these motors are 64 steps/rev, which is great! The mating gearbox appears to be the standard 64:1 (well, ~63.684...:1), giving a final output of ~4096 (4075.773...) steps/rev.I'm using one of these, connected to an ESP32, in a small (120mm) turntable that I've customized for photogrammetry use, to control the turntable through a web interface via the ESP32's WiFi.
DJSXN
2024-12-30 18:14:41
Works as expected - 4 stars because one of the controller modules had bridged solder joints that I had to fix. Otherwise no issues here!
Gerald Wagner
2024-12-11 13:49:46
They are of good quality and are working well. I recommend them.
Charles Guerin
2024-11-21 13:59:46
These are cheap little steppers. Great for STEM projects and general light stepper use.
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