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Replacing sticky spots with dead spots.

Started by Low-Q, September 14, 2017, 06:03:16 AM

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Quote from: profitis on September 15, 2017, 04:41:22 AM
"Just by looking at this drawing, I can probably
confirm where the problem is."

You musnt forget the fields outside the ring.they do play a roll too
Yup. Not only that. Even if the upper side attract and lower side repels (they do), the same forces at the very closest also want to countertorque.


I made this hand held stator. I felt that the rotor didn't have torque around the hub, but the hub felt to be bore like the circumference of a "virtual" hub closer to the most narrow gap between rotor and stator - somewhere between the physical hub and the narrow gap.


Anyway, the rotor did not spin. I expected that, but built it to learn why not.


Vidar