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NEMA refers to the size of the housing. NEMA 17 are common, they are 1.7x1.7" | Go Bipolar over Unipolar. Unipolar is a little easier to work with, but it's weaker and more expensive. | ||
== NEMA == | |||
NEMA refers to the size of the housing. NEMA 17 are common, they are 1.7x1.7". They run about $9 a piece at 59Ncm, 12V. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 15 November 2015
Go Bipolar over Unipolar. Unipolar is a little easier to work with, but it's weaker and more expensive.
NEMA
NEMA refers to the size of the housing. NEMA 17 are common, they are 1.7x1.7". They run about $9 a piece at 59Ncm, 12V.
- 8
- 11
- 14
- 17
- 23
- 34