would this work? it has a 16:1 reduction and plenty of torque
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...0608092027.jpg

He needs between 2-8 rpm total and prefers 120v AC operation. lol, geared down low enough, he would be able to rotate a 1:1 car with that thing!

LOL now you got me thinking, motorized car rotisserie!

I think the most robust solution and of course most common, would be a 100:1 worm gear drive with a 1750rpm furnace motor (which I have) and a decent ratio pulley drive to run it all. Im sure I can find a reducer for ~120 or so.

I am however thinking in the future of adding an rc setup to the actually chassis of the roaster, that way I can just drive it up into my trailer and off to where ever I want, now that would be sweet!

well if its a chevy then its justified....

blue oval ftw :)

Hopefully that includes all other "sister companies": Jaguar, Mazda, Volvo, Mercury, Lincoln? (I have a Mazda) :smile:

:whip::whip: I work for GM :lol:

:lol: Someone has to...

Or should I say I work for the government :oops:

if you make an RC roaster, grab a scooter motor ! http://www.thesuperkids.com/scmococoki.html have a RC trailer full of lipos. Ive put 500+ miles on that schwinn s1000 w/rear wheel one ! That $349 brushless bad boy would make mincemeat out of the cops in the park.



edit: HAh ! yeah you work for Obama now

haha tag team brian :)

I drive a kia.:rofl:

gm = government motors?

:lol: Good one!