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    Chauvet MOT-2 Disco Ball Motor
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    Purchased from Musician's Friend for $9.99 (free shipping).

    Key items:
    • PRO
    • SILENT
    • 25 POUND CAPACITY
    • 110/120 VAC
    • 2 RPM
    • PRICE / AVAILABILITY
    • CON
    • *INSIDE USE
    • .1 AMP MOTOR (not enough power for continues 25 pound load)
    * (unless you want to void the warranty and seal it with RTV or silicon)

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    I could use it for my mirror ball. I put red leds on the ball during halloween in my front room, would be cool to have the ball spin. not a bad looking price.
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    Lol GraveCaptor! I was going to say I use one for my mirror ball!

    I guess I did.
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    Haunters never hack things and Void the warranty do they?
    "death is only the beginning"
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    Do not use motor in windy conditions
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    Do not use the motor for props in a breezy or, worst, windy conditions. The motor will draw nearly x2 amperage and begin to heat up.

    Test: (as seen in the video)

    (2) 10 ounce ghosts, 18 inches long, 6 inches wide
    (2) 1 pound, 3 foot 1/4 fiber glass poles

    Motor is rated 0.1 amp.
    In the garage motor was using 0.04 amp (60% capacity)
    Outside in a 5 mph breeze with 8 gusts, 0.19 amp (190% capacity)

    Wind resistance is a big factor in selecting a good outside motor.

    A digital ammeter was used to measure amperage.
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