Here is another rotor I am building (1 bigger last year) for my young
sons science project. The reason I am doing things this way instead of
sending everything out to a machine shop is because I want to show
that these rotors can be built on a shoe string budget.
No machine shop needed. Just a drill and hacksaw along with a few
inexpensive everyday ordinary stuff from your local hardware. If I can
do it, anyone can.
This is the first step toward building a generator head to run off the
3 battery systems using the tiny rewound motor dreamed up by MJ
However if you can not rewind a motor just use a regular scooter motor
with a pulse circuit and you are off and running. Still 3 battery banks are
needed to run your motor (prime mover) within the C/20 rate.
This is a project that was shelved casting aside the my1016 frames being
small often over loaded by the larger rotors with the giant magnets.
This is the scaled down rotor and should be a closer match for many of
you who already have a small 36v rewound scooter motor.
https://youtu.be/wIHjrqNtEAc
which he got from his teachers







My wife wonders
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