[Milsurplus] Bendix TA-12 Question and antique cars?

[J Forster]

Hi,

You can get small DC motors rewound. It's not cheap, but can be done. On the USS
Massachusetts there are several small Bodine motors used to drive the deflection
yokes on the PPI displays. For some strange reason, some of the field windings
are open. One is being rewound as I write this for about $180.

FWIW,
-John

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Jack Antonio wrote:

> The Bendix TA-12 has a motorized channel change system, and the motor in
> mine
> is fried. Looks like it ran too long with voltage applied with the shaft
> stalled, as
> the area around the commutator looks burned. So I'm looking for a
> replacement.
> (I didn't do it, it was that way when I got it, honest!)
>
> The manual simply says under description, 12V, Windshield wiper.
>
> So was there a universal wiper motor for cars back in the late30s early
> 40s. Were
> there any 12 cars back then?
>
> Anyway, any ideas on finding a replacement?  The motor out of the TA-12 says
> it was made by Electric Cleaner Laboratories, Brooklyn, NY, but no part
> numbers other
> than the Bendix Reference no  110K/9 (which looks like a British A/M
> type number to me).
> The Bendix part number is AL72185-1, just in case someone has one a
> shelf that they don't know
> what it goes to.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jack Antonio WA7DIA
> scr287 at sbcglobal.net