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There was something fishy going on with my initial review results of the E3D Revo Roto, and it was all pointing towards Trinamic's Stealth Chop drivers limiting its performance. But is this Trinamic's fault or did E3D mess up the design of the Revo Roto while trying to get it as small as possible? Well, this one includes quite a bit of exploration, so let's dig in!
Previous video on the Roto Revo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5UpN0QaxGY
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Smart Orbiter 3.0 from Aliexpress https://go.toms3d.org/AliSO3
E3D Revo Roto & Hemera:
from E3D directly http://go.toms3d.org/RevoRoto
from Matterhackers http://go.toms3d.org/E3DMatter
Bondtech LGX http://go.toms3d.org/LGXSlice
MicroSwiss NG http://go.toms3d.org/MicroMatter
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00:00 - Intro
01:33 - Sponsor
02:11 - Test setup
04:01 - Initial results
07:05 - Revo Roto vs Smart Orbiter 3
07:37 - Stepper driver quirks
09:19 - Final Tests
09:41 - Final results
10:06 - Stealth Chop?
10:37 - Step rate limit
11:34 - Voltage Limit
13:13 - Driver current
14:33 - Voltage limitations
15:46 - Roto revised conclusion