Pierre's 170W in 1600W out Looped Very impressive Build continued & moderated

[MenofFather]

Hi MenofFather,

Several theories have been tabled in this thread but I would say you need to rely on your own belief in a theory of operation.

If you don't believe that this has at least a 50% chance of producing a favorable result, then don't attempt a replication, as there is a lot of work and cost associated with the build.

Regards

L192

agree.

[seaad]

From Y.T.    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF2MHOouwG8

" pierre Cotnoir
    one day ago

I only rely on the operation of a generator the rest comes from the logic how the magnetic field interplay test and error

all does not work as I want it sometimes , like the new prototype

I have no idea if it goes to work

but one thing is sure if you have an idea and you do not put it into practice it will never work."

[Jeg]

How many slots ? I need 36 like Pierre.

36 poles 5,5KW
I see that there are some wedges circumstantially placed between stator and housing. Should i hammer them for extracting the stator out?

[r2fpl]

36 poles 5,5KW
I see that there are some wedges circumstantially placed between stator and housing. Should i hammer them for extracting the stator out?

Take it out of the housing and remove the wires. It took me 4 hours, I did it for the first time as probably you. Good luck, it's hard to do.

My rotor is different. It's from a generator.

[listener191]

Take it out of the housing and remove the wires. It took me 4 hours, I did it for the first time as probably you. Good luck, it's hard to do.

My rotor is different. It's from a generator.

Just like my rotor the overlap is a lot more than 6 stator poles, about 11 on this one and about 9 on mine.

Pierre looks like he has a custom rotor, as his covers only 6 stator poles.
They could be trimmed down to 6 poles, but  a bobbin edge would have to be created to hold the windings.


Regards

L192