Would a 0.6V change in voltage at the motor really violate the listing?


Any modification whatsoever invalidates the listing. It's no longer "as tested".
Also consider that all wire is not made of the same material, and two wires of
same gauge may have quite different specs as far as resistance. The type of
configuration, flexibility, flex fatigue, and the cover also make a difference.

True legally but not practically. Any design for home use has to assume
variances in voltage well beyond the 0.6V range, so such a modification
would certainly not exceed the design specifications.

Brian
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