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Re: Experimental Windings
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stephent
on Sat Oct 07, 2006 at 10:01:32 PM MST
Should work as well as any single mag plate without laminates.
And it could be easy to put some laminates into the picture too.
Only thing I see could be that the wire ends sticking into the center could limit the air gap a bit (clearance with rotor going into the stator at assembly).
Couple of tabs to wind one end of the coils around instead of the loop inside could fix that....it has possibilities.
Keep developing and thinking....that's how good discoveries are made. And it helps keep me from trying stuff when y'all do it and find it doesn't work well.....I'm making my "to try" list longer every day now.
Geeeezz--now if I can make it to living to 120 years old or so--and y'all don't keep coming up with interesting ideas to try--I'll have it made.
Re: Experimental Windings
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WXYZCIENCE
on Sun Oct 08, 2006 at 12:08:00 AM MST
stephent, the rotor (that I have been calling the stator) easily cleared the wires on the ends. I figured, coils could be wound on a form and the fixed to the tube and cast in place. This would allow for less airspace.
Joseph.
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