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    Filmmaker from Canada wants to build an rideable, electric camera dolly!

    Well, it looks as though I won't have to worry about it after all...someone is looking to provide me with a separately excited motor to mate with the controller!:thumbsup: After that, I'll connect it all, have them program parameters for me, and then it's steering build time! I appreciate you...
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    Filmmaker from Canada wants to build an rideable, electric camera dolly!

    So I've posted a picture of the frame I'm attempting to use, along with the motor. I received a Curtis controller (1242-2410) recently,but its for a Separately excited dc motor? Can it still be used, or do I need to procure a different motor for this controller? Thanks for the help!
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    Filmmaker from Canada wants to build an rideable, electric camera dolly!

    Here are a couple of pictures! http://www.diygokarts.com/vb/picture.php?albumid=708&pictureid=4366 http://www.diygokarts.com/vb/picture.php?albumid=708&pictureid=4367
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    Filmmaker from Canada wants to build an rideable, electric camera dolly!

    Thanks for the reply! So here's the frame w/motor attached...please ignore the fact that the pulley is on the wrong side, I had to make some modifications since this last pic: http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=69247&d=1401595770 This is as far as I've gotten so far...
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    Filmmaker from Canada wants to build an rideable, electric camera dolly!

    Hey there! Gerrick from Calgary, Alberta Canada here! I'm a local actor and indie filmmaker! I joined this forum because I'm hoping to receive some guidance on a project of mine...an electric, rideable, camera dolly! :wai: Currently, I have our old treadmill motor - 90vdc/15amp brushless...
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