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Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

Started by Craigy, January 04, 2008, 04:11:39 PM

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Omnibus

The rc helicopter bearings just arrived. However, they look too small--3/16". They arrived in a huge box with no details whatsoever. Can these bearings be used ... Another glitch.

vipond50

@ Sean
Just saw your last video. Could it be that the Judson are dragging down the rotor so U are losing some of the effect. I did see on some of Pic's the device was running without the dampers.
Also, how do u determine the stator height?
What is correct?
Reviewing the data the stators appear to be just below rotor magnet center line.
Is this what u are seeing on your setup or still a variable?
Thx
Bill

Rosphere

Quote from: jcims on January 14, 2008, 07:50:30 AM
Here is the circuit:




Thank you for the circuit.  Nice find.

Since I am interested in studying the stator angle at various phases of operation, perhaps a strobe light, mounted above, triggered with a reed or optical switch that can be repositioned on the fly would do the trick.  Ideally I would want the strobe to pop per one revolution of the rotor.  Then, being able to adjust the rotor angle of the flash point by sliding the sensor around the perimeter, we could see patterns in the relationship of these freely rotating stators in relation to the rotor magnets during various phases of operation.  I am most interested to see what the critical angle is, if there is one, or the dynamics of the rotors during the transition from acceleration to deceleration.  Then we will be able to experiment with ways of preventing this crossover condition from taking place.

Whoever makes videos of this strobe action should have some good house music to go with it in the background.  ;)


CLaNZeR

Quote from: vipond50 on January 14, 2008, 12:34:43 PM
@ Sean
Just saw your last video. Could it be that the Judson are dragging down the rotor so U are losing some of the effect. I did see on some of Pic's the device was running without the dampers.
Also, how do u determine the stator height?
What is correct?
Reviewing the data the stators appear to be just below rotor magnet center line.
Is this what u are seeing on your setup or still a variable?
Thx
Bill

Hi Bill

Find picture below of the config at the moment. The top of the Stator magnets are the same height as the top of the Rotor magnets.





Plenty more playing yet  ;D

Cheers

Sean.

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vipond50

Quote from: CLaNZeR on January 14, 2008, 12:58:18 PM
Quote from: vipond50 on January 14, 2008, 12:34:43 PM
@ Sean
Just saw your last video. Could it be that the Judson are dragging down the rotor so U are losing some of the effect. I did see on some of Pic's the device was running without the dampers.
Also, how do u determine the stator height?
What is correct?
Reviewing the data the stators appear to be just below rotor magnet center line.
Is this what u are seeing on your setup or still a variable?
Thx
Bill

Hi Bill

Find picture below of the config at the moment. The top of the Stator magnets are the same height as the top of the Rotor magnets.



Plenty more playing yet  ;D

Cheers

Sean.



Thanks Sean
Wow ! Ddid not expect this type of a work up, Excellent. Will review in depth.
My materials are scheduled to arrive here today, so off to the my shop and start making chips.

Thx again
Bill