hi andy . what you asked i found very interesting in practice .
when i was making a shaft to try out two rotors i made a key way.
as bothe rotors also had a key way.
fitting this together i had to make sure the key ways were aligned .
so i could get the key in line.
but then i saw every time i put the second rotor on with the jacking screws .
it was always in the right place.
can you beleave the rotors line themselves up.
but i do have marks on each rotor so i can just move it a fraction
for 100% alignment.
with the small rotors i have .only 8 magnets each . it is possible to twist
them a small bit. maybe a 1/4" . so i just check out the marks i made.
(if the other one is locked in place.)
first time i have used jacking screws. thay are a must.
dont ever be tempted not to use jacking screws.
as the one your trying to put on will pull the other of the shaft
in short the north pulls the south and vice versa.
two rotors are twice as much fun and twice as much power.
double the amount of fun you get andy.
make a second rotor.
its a ill wind that dos no good
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