Not sure that will have enough torque for this application. If I have the spec correct (big if, I can't translate the product page), the motor can handle an intertial load of .02 KgCm^2. It turns at 250 RPM. To get 33 1/3 RPM you need a 7.5 : 1 gear ratio. Since the inertial load it can handle will increas by the square of the gear ratio, that means your max inertial load is .02 x (7.5^2) or 1.125 KgCm^2. The diamiter of an LP and therefore a plater is 30.5 cm and the formula for finding the inertia of a disk is 1/2 m r^2. Using the 1.125 Kg for maximum inertial load and a platter radius of 15.25 cm to find the mass of the platter, I come up with a mass of .009675 Kg. That is an awfully light platter. (this assums I've done this math correctly.) I would assume you would want something much heavier for a turntable. My Thorens belt drive turntable has a platter mass close to 3.25~3.5 Kg.
Hope this is a correct analisys for you.
Shelly_D
