Hey UFO
I have been trying not to look at your new stuff, because I don't want to get distracted from this programming journey. I am recording rpm, and one temp for brush, I going to start at current sensor, voltage dividers next.
But, I had to look at the designs, I love those big fat, tires? We really are gonna
Re-invent the wheel. My imagination is out of control.

Hey UFO, you look much younger then I imagined.

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Anyway, back to the books, as soon as I'm done I'm starting the generator.
Hey Cornboy, do you have a material in mind, for rotors, etc.
, I know what I would like to try using, but then there can be no permanent magnets.
Machine
I have been trying not to look at your new stuff, because I don't want to get distracted from this programming journey. I am recording rpm, and one temp for brush, I going to start at current sensor, voltage dividers next.
But, I had to look at the designs, I love those big fat, tires? We really are gonna
Re-invent the wheel. My imagination is out of control.

Hey UFO, you look much younger then I imagined.

.Anyway, back to the books, as soon as I'm done I'm starting the generator.
Hey Cornboy, do you have a material in mind, for rotors, etc.
, I know what I would like to try using, but then there can be no permanent magnets.Machine

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I mentioned the "H Word"!!...
bye bye reusable symmetric motors. The inner and outer rotor are still encased as opposed to that gemini machine right? Torque still delivered at the shaft? Don't blow my mind with that shaftless thingy just yet OK
So the brushplate on the stator mount endcap would have to fit amongst the stators somehow too? By that time I hope I have a real motor manufacturer interested...
Hoping to share parts from the 3/4hp Baldor I found on another shelf. My count is that I am still short 2 brushes. All three motors plus a small 3000 rpm shade pole I am going try to convert to an induction generator 
they are really heavy. Oh well just dreamin', maybe if I was retired....



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