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11018
In fact, it aligns with what my friend said about mixing different wire gauges. Regards. Roberto Grassi Corporeno (fe) ITALY...
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Jun 1, 2007
7:58 am
11019
Gentleman, First, let's remember that we are discussing hobby motors here. Second, we (I work as a Motor Design Engineer with a large aerospace company)have...
Tom Cimato
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Jun 1, 2007
8:06 am
11020
Thanks Guys I appreciate all the input. That settles it (for me). And I'm not only referring to Tom's message; also others' like Herbert's, etc. I've been...
Christo van der Merwe
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Jun 1, 2007
9:59 am
11021
Here is another question to "those that are in the know". For the purpose of calculating motor constants: Should the no-load (Io) current be measured: 1. At...
Christo van der Merwe
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Jun 1, 2007
11:04 am
11022
building high-torque brushless e-motorsI can't remember the original question exactly - but maybe the it (or the response of NOT using various thickness...
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Jun 1, 2007
11:55 am
11023
Mark I don't see your point. All strands are wound together (as if a single wire), so they are all the same length. If you've wound with more than one wire...
Christo van der Merwe
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Jun 1, 2007
1:13 pm
11024
I'm sorry but i don't agree with your conclusions as there are as much saying it's not good as are saying it is? also remember we are not talking about DC...
phil smith - yahoo
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Jun 1, 2007
1:26 pm
11025
Hi Phil I just said that "I'm convinced". If you come to a different conclusion, then it's fine. :-) It's a bit like the "mode wars" on some forums... ;-)...
Christo van der Merwe
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Jun 1, 2007
2:10 pm
11026
Theories as much as members. As well as novelphobia. I like new ideas. At that very easy to try. Needs only ("only" ;-) to build two identical motors. One...
Herbert Kabi
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Jun 2, 2007
2:03 pm
11027
Hi actually none of them is right. I0 in the motor euation is not the I0 you can measure at the motorwires. In fact I made measurements and it turned out that...
Pete _
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Jun 2, 2007
2:35 pm
11028
.23/.20 is a 15% increase in cross-section; I think that's not an insignificant improvement. Who is going to try it? ... [snip]...
Donald H Locker
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Jun 2, 2007
2:37 pm
11029
Hi christo i did not mean my post to come across like that, i meant only that i would like to get to the truth of this matter for the better knowledge of us...
phil smith - yahoo
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Jun 2, 2007
3:43 pm
11030
building high-torque brushless e-motors Christo, Somehow my message got a bit screwed up. My point being that if you have equal lengths and wind equal turns of...
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Jun 2, 2007
9:11 pm
11031
Hi Peter I tend to agree with you, although, not entirely. Since in a brushless motor, Io or "no load" loss, is made up of i.e. bearing friction loss,...
Christo van der Merwe
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Jun 3, 2007
8:21 am
11033
Im stranded wire guy, but have to admit that brotherhood from Solid Wire School - they are made great things too - Hereby 36 slot 12 pole one turn overlapped...
Herbert Kabi
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Jun 3, 2007
9:08 am
11034
Schön, Herbert - very fine proposition! As the total current * turns makes up for the torque you will have a lower resistive voltage drop with the larger...
poul børge pedersen
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Jun 3, 2007
9:33 am
11035
Schön, Herbert - very fine proposition! As the total current * turns makes up for the torque you will have a lower resistive voltage drop with the larger...
poul børge pedersen
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Jun 3, 2007
9:33 am
11036
http://www.mwswire.com/microsq.htm Anybody tried this already? Thanks, Manu ... From: lrk-torquemax@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lrk-torquemax@yahoogroups.com]On...
Manu LRK
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Jun 3, 2007
10:28 am
11037
Hi yes all the measurements should be done when the motor is warm or hot (operating temeperature). I measure these values from no load to the point where...
Pete
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Jun 3, 2007
10:38 am
11038
Not with the wire form those guys but i did try some square enamelled wire and i found it a pain to get close enough to the teeth when turning round the dead...
phil smith - yahoo
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Jun 3, 2007
1:10 pm
11039
Any really reversible ESC ( 30A....60A , at least 24V) ??? Herbert...
Herbert Kabi
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Jun 4, 2007
1:40 pm
11040
Hi If you tolerate approximations, OK. Only one figure CONSTANT for Io and Rm (like D-Calc) If you want a "refined" prediction you have to change Io and Rm by...
Louis FOURDAN
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Jun 4, 2007
3:14 pm
11041
Hi Christo Better Io function of rpm and iron temperature Louis ... De : Christo van der Merwe <skylar@...> À : lrk-torquemax@yahoogroups.com Envoyé...
Louis FOURDAN
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Jun 4, 2007
3:45 pm
11042
Hi yes you are right, if you go deeper you would need more complicated equations than using a model of only few constants: Rm, Io, ns, kns. However I tried to...
Pete
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Jun 4, 2007
3:55 pm
11043
Hi Temperatures are very difficult to estimate There are several effects but TIME and thermal constants are important. Copper temperature could be...
Louis FOURDAN
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Jun 4, 2007
5:09 pm
11044
bifilar ? what's that ? ..peekay ... From: phil smith - yahoo To: lrk-torquemax@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 6:38 PM Subject: RE: [lrk] Solid or...
peekay
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Jun 4, 2007
5:11 pm
11045
Hi yes, in big machines (electric power generators) they have temperature sensors right in the windings at different locations. This could be done, but for...
Pete
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Jun 4, 2007
7:57 pm
11046
Hi Yes but applications could be different 1) Gliders = often short climbing (8-12 seconds) 2) Planes = 6-15 minutes not 100% full throttle 3) Helicos = full...
Louis FOURDAN
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Jun 4, 2007
8:22 pm
11047
Hi Peekay. Bifilar = 2 strands together side by side like this .. all the best, JJ. John Jackson East Yorkshire England ... From:...
JJ
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Jun 4, 2007
8:47 pm
11048
Goedendag peekay ;-) ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bifilar_coil Vriendelijke groeten ;-) Ron van Sommeren near Nijmegen, the Netherlands -- I am using the...
Ron van Sommeren
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