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Originally Posted by hh1341
BTW…..I’m putting the solenoid motor idea on the shelf.
I’m sure we all agree that rotary is more efficient and less complicated than reciprocating.
Carl
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Right. the attraction to the recprocating setup is the pulling of the core inside the coil seemns to be so attractive.
What about a setup using a C shaped core like peters motor but have it perpendicular to a rotor. with a small gap in the C core. seems like one could get more torque then because you can have a bigger diameter rotor. And you could have more than one C core around the perimiter of the rotor that way you get the greater efficiency of pulling the iron into a smaller space and have a longer leverage to the shaft at the same time. in addition you would get a real good flywheel effect. Also it would be easier to build. I'll draw up a diagram to illustrate it.