Body
Thanks kono
Sounds like a lot of off the self stuff ..good... little like Hector's
workings waiting on more info thanks Jim .
On Oct 18, 2018 5:13 PM, "[email protected] [EVGRAY]" <[email protected]>
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> Hi Dave and Ron
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> I'm OK got apartment with wife outside of Seattle now...she has green card
> too...we are 5 minutes from my old workshop and lab....have not had
> internet for awhile just got it going..
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> I will keep everyone posted on the Gary P duplication of Tim's
> looper which Tim sold to guy on yacht in S America....All I know is the
> looper was wash machine pancake motor of older type, that had only 18
> coils.....I think any of these sorts of motors will work as prime mover.
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> Use hall effects to time it and build or buy some sort of variable speed
> controller.
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> Connect this to a flywheel, spin it fairly slow but step up rpms to the
> BLDC motors working as generators with automotive belts (not toothed
> timing belts but regular slotted flat belts like for waterpump and
> alternators)
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> Simply find that rpm window where these motors with rotating magnet rotors
> will speed up under loading and not brake from lenz law...it might be just
> 200rpm window such as not under 2000rpm but not under 2200rpm you need to
> test this and find it using speed controller on that prime mover....not
> such a big deal eh..Gary mentioned spilitting the 3ph fields of the BLDC
> motors into three separate fields I will guess this is for the pulsing and
> timing sequencing using hall effects to time but not sure maybe he was
> talking about the prime mover pancake washing machine motor having this
> done to it, not sure about all this but whole concept and working model
> seems very doable and the looper on yacht now seems 100% legitimate to me...
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> So the looper had two BLDC motors, I do not know their model numbers or
> brands....Gary just belted 4 motors to his flywheel spun by wash machine
> pancake motor (some Samsung model all I know now) I really don't think it
> matters if fisher and paykel or Samsung or LG or maytag or
> whatever....these are great off shelf motors with lots of torque for very
> little input...
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> Look oin youtube Don Smith #187 for Gary's duplication confusing video
> however he might have some newer ones.,...Tim the looper builder who sold
> it to yacht owner had some youtuve videos up but I cant access them maybe
> later I can...both these guys open source both not too paranoid too so its
> all good will keep posting don't worry
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> Kone
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