Robert Adams Thermal Magnetic Motor - The Hydrogen Shop

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It's my understanding that these separate rotor systems can be piggybacked into multiple rotor systems for much more power output, something like the Harold Aspden systems but not the same really. No particular detail was given in this area. Anyway, if you look at Harold Aspden's multirotor systems it might give you some ideas about how these rotors could be assembled into a multiple high output arrangement. Recap on Core Material Use pure iron if possible for your core material. The lead plugs referred to are something entirely different. The lead inserts go between the magnets in the rotor. There are (8) holes in the rotor and every other hole is for a magnet. the remaining holes in the rotor are for the lead plugs. The lead plugs are the exact same size as the magnets and must be perfectly balanced or they will throw the balance of the rotor off. The balance of the rotor is a critical factor because the air gap between the magnets and the cores is only .040. There is no allowance for rotor wobble here. Recap on Coil Location The north and south poles of all the magnets are utilized in this motor. There is a core coil assembly on the north pole side of the rotor and (1) core coil assembly on the south pole of the magnet. Both of the
electromagnet assemblies are separated by 180 degrees. This is also critical. The north poles of the magnets are all on the same side of the rotor. All the south poles of the magnets are on the other side of the rotor. There were some misunderstandings, so that is why I'm recapping!! 24 AWG Wire Quote: Originally Posted by eternalightwithin 10kW50kW 24AWG Thanks!! Yes, 24 awg wire is the right wire to use for the 1050 KW machines & 27 awg for machines less than that. .5mm 10KW and higher machines .35mm Less than 10KW machines Conversion Site: AWG to Metric Conversion Chart
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