Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[LightRider]

Mylow just posted  a fixed version of his last video with a voice explnanation/ goodbye. Dude sounds really bummed and shaken.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIX2BAc7bfI&feature=channel_page

Someone have the experience (with a software or ...) or tool to evaluate the acceleration of the wheel in this last video ?
Thanks,

[pinestone]

LightRider

Thank you

[Grimer]

Mylow just posted  a fixed version of his last video with a voice explanation/ goodbye. Dude sounds really bummed and shaken.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIX2BAc7bfI&feature=channel_page

Can't view it. Has it be pulled?

[nyctuber]

Can't view it. Has it be pulled?

Works for me

[Chase212327]

Queue,
This is a pretty good match for you:  HS811N
(Though, a little large).

Which would be (mm):
C:  Rotor Width                11 (approx)
G:  Stator Total Width       30.149
H:  Gap Between Rotors   3.556
J:   Stator Pole Width       7.112
K:  Stator Opening          14.986

Which is a little large for your rotors, but worth a try:
C:  Rotor Width                9.6
G:  Stator Total Width       25.6
H:  Gap Between Rotors   3.2
J:   Stator Pole Width       6.4
K:  Stator Opening          12.8

This will likely force your gaps wider, since your rotors are narrower, in order to maintain: stator width =  rotor + gap + rotor + gap

Chase212327

This is the one Mylow is uring right now:
Alnico; HS811N

from
http://www.allmagnetics.com/alnicohoursehouse.htm

Mention the promotion code "PES", and you'll get a 5% discount, and we'll be credited with the sale.

I also sent him HS90 in the same shipment, but it's bigger and stronger, and he likes the smaller one.  Now that he's got it stabilized, after 8-10 hours of effort, he's not likely to try another one any time soon.

I've updated http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:MYLOW:Plans#Stator_Magnets accordingly.