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the steel backing plate handles all the heat rejection necessary, and the magnets stick to the steel very well. The superglue doesn't seem necessary, neither...
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Hi All In addition to what Mike Johnson has written, if sand blasting is used and the resin is poured within 10 minutes, then very little oxidation takes ...
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We sanded our rotor plates right before casting. We don't have sandblasting equipement available. For us it's about making do with what we have, for a solution...
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Absolutely agree with you Steve. Same here. Thats exactly how we work and live too. And in an Indian remote village living and working with tribals, I probably...
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That's the spirit Michael, Do the best you can with what you've got is what I say! Tim ... -- All the Best Tim from Tang It is never too late to have a happy...
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Jul 1, 2006
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I use a 4.5" hand grinder with a course metal cutting wheel to rough up the disks before casting them. It also seems to make the magnets stay in one place. ......
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Jul 3, 2006
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We use the superglue simply to hold the magnets in place until the resin sets, otherwise the magnets can move around in the still-wet resin like this: ...
Dan Fink
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Jul 3, 2006
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Hi All In addition to what Mike Johnson has written, if sand blasting is used and the resin is poured within 10 minutes, then very little oxidation takes ...
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Hello, I am interested in building a wind turbine, but would like to source the blades from somewhere. Has anybody used blades from Hydrogenappliances ...
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Jul 11, 2006
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I don't care for those blades. I woul suggest, for small/inexpensive blades that you contact Art Randolf. They're quite flexible (not as flexible as hydrogen...
Dan Bartmann
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Jul 11, 2006
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Steve, That BadBoy Unit that you fellows built in NY (I presume). If you had no furling set-up and you experienced a bad storm with winds hitting 70MPH or...
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Jul 13, 2006
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I don't know, I haven't run the rpm up past 1000. If I lost the tail, I'd throw the brake switch, which shorts the coils and stops the rotor. The tail is...
Steve Spence
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Jul 13, 2006
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... would you wind the coils for a bit over 12 V or right at 12 V? or? ......
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... Actually, a 12 V battery won't charge at 12V. It needs about 14-15 V to charge and will "trickle" down to about 13.5V. I guess that the 12 Volt winding is...
David G. LeVine
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Jul 14, 2006
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I am in the process or designing a small wind gen for use on our caravan but have a problem. How is the power transfered from the gen? How do I overcome the...
Jon Illsley
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Jul 17, 2006
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Hi Dan, Can you please check the phone no. for Art Randolf. I havent been able to contact him at that number. Cheers, Michael....
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Jul 17, 2006
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We let the cable twist inside the tower pole. I have a connector at the bottom I can unhook, untwist, and reconnect. The turbine turns one way, then another,...
Steve Spence
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Jul 18, 2006
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Jon, My low speed wind generator has a central disk with magnets attached on each side of the disk so their flux lines fold against one another and reinforce...
Lawrence Rayburn
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Jul 21, 2006
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What is the diameter and height of your savonius wind turbine?...
Dan Bartmann
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Jul 24, 2006
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Dan, Fourteen feet diameter and each blade is 96 inches, 8 feet high, pointed in the middle, with a 24 inch deep cup. Three blades, 120 degrees apart. Tower is...
Lawrence Rayburn
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Jul 24, 2006
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Lawrence, Are you selling these? For how much? Can you please post a photo. Regards, Michael....
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Jul 25, 2006
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Michael, Yes. Currently you reserve a unit built to your specifications (20,30,40,50, or max 60 foot triangular tower built of 1 and 1/2 inch steel tubing)...
Lawrence Rayburn
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Jul 25, 2006
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Lawrence, The LeRoy Series would be a good name. They the Baddest in Town - Plus it works well with your Initials. Ralph...
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Jul 25, 2006
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Available in 81.5 inch size and above. The one I like is 4 Meters or a little better than 13 feet for a tad under $500 delivered. They come in two models at...
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Jul 25, 2006
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Lets get back to axial flux alternators. That's the point of this group. Steve Spence Director, Green Trust http://www.green-trust.org...
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Jul 26, 2006
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Maybe I misunderstand but it seems to me like you're sweeping about 112 square feet (at best). (14' x 8') And you claim 12KW output. It must be in very high...
Dan Bartmann
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Jul 26, 2006
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Steve, As usual your the boss but it seems a shame because the Alternator's do need to be powered. The Axial Flux movement seems to be headed towards lower and...
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Jul 26, 2006
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I don't need to warn him about anything. I don't have an opinion about the blades. I just asked you to stay more on topic. This is not a wind group, it's an...
Steve Spence
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Jul 26, 2006
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Dan, You have to multiply by the height or chord of the rotors for the total swept area and a good handle on the torque moment. Regards, Lawrence ... you ... ...
Lawrence Rayburn
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Hello Dan, Have you thought about a double sided disk with magnets on both sides? My generator design uses a brass disk with 3 inch disk magnets mounted...
Lawrence Rayburn
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