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rom661
Kansas City
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Joined on 04-02-2022

Post #: 121
Post ID: 27041
Reply to: 27040
Many Thanks
Jan, I can't thank you enough for your assistance.


Richard Milam
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rom661
Kansas City
Posts 10
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Post #: 122
Post ID: 27042
Reply to: 27040
Bearing size/model #
Hi Jan - I contacted the bearing manufacturer you linked me to.  Here's their response:Thank you for your email.  Sorry, I do not have the cross reference information for the bearing size your turntable requires.  Please let me know if you can provide either the bearing size or part number.
Do you happen to have the size or model that you got from them.  And yes, I'm aware that I'm proving the theory that no good deed goes unpunished :-) 


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jam
Auburn
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Post #: 123
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Size of ceramic ball
Measure the ceramic ball that is in the bearing and order the closest size avaiulable. I believe it was  0.25" but it has been a while since I rebuilt my bearing.
Jam
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Pongiverse
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Post #: 124
Post ID: 29669
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HS80 newbie
Hi all,


I realize this is an old thread and I’m a bit late to the Micro Seiki party, but hoping to get some input.


I’m running a Micro Seiki RX-5000 with the HS-80 flywheel. On startup, the platter turns very slowly and I usually need to give it a gentle push to get it going. Once up to speed, it runs stable.


Is this normal due to the added mass of the HS-80, or could it indicate motor strain / maintenance needed?


Also, is this kind of load safe for the RY5000 motor long term?


Would appreciate input from anyone with experience using this combo—do you also need to “kick start” yours?


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Post #: 125
Post ID: 29670
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HS80 newbie
Hi all,


I realize this is an old thread and I’m a bit late to the Micro Seiki party, but hoping to get some input.


I’m running a Micro Seiki RX-5000 with the HS-80 flywheel. On startup, the platter turns very slowly and I usually need to give it a gentle push to get it going. Once up to speed, it runs stable.


Is this normal due to the added mass of the HS-80, or could it indicate motor strain / maintenance needed?


Also, is this kind of load safe for the RY5000 motor long term?


Would appreciate input from anyone with experience using this combo—do you also need to “kick start” yours?


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   Target    Threads for related reading   Most recent post in related threads   Forum  Replies   Views   Started 
  »  New  The Foolishness of Analog People..  Late to the discussion but cannot resist...  Analog Playback Forum     56  695020  01-30-2006
  »  New  Micro RX 5000..  Alternative method...  Analog Playback Forum     9  88517  11-09-2008
  »  New  Micro RX5000: is that bearing spins normally?..  How many turns do the good bearing......  Analog Playback Forum     7  59038  02-03-2014
  »  New  Fetish of Micro's?..  HS80 newbie...  Analog Playback Forum     124  615674  10-29-2017
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