@mr_m - THANK YOU :-)
Your post prompted me to grap the pulley while it was turning to see if it was loose...
If you prevent the pully wheel from spinning the motor shudders.
The shuddering from the motor was about the same frequency as the weird speed variations I heard when listening to 45rpm albums
I then remembered I had added some extra "mass" to the underside of the platter in the form of a layer of sorbothane to absorb platter vibrations.
The additional torque placed on the motor by using the larger pulley was just too much for it and the motor shuddered causing some crazy "flutter".
I removed the sorbothane and voila! - real 45 RPM !
Many Thanks - Steve
Your post prompted me to grap the pulley while it was turning to see if it was loose...
If you prevent the pully wheel from spinning the motor shudders.
The shuddering from the motor was about the same frequency as the weird speed variations I heard when listening to 45rpm albums
I then remembered I had added some extra "mass" to the underside of the platter in the form of a layer of sorbothane to absorb platter vibrations.
The additional torque placed on the motor by using the larger pulley was just too much for it and the motor shuddered causing some crazy "flutter".
I removed the sorbothane and voila! - real 45 RPM !
Many Thanks - Steve