Generator design

[Aaron]

edge versus side

I think there is more torque pushing directly on the edge of a rotor instead of pushing from the sides of the rotor since it is more in line with the actual direction of rotation.

I've built both variations but have not compared anything in regards to torque, but then again, the side pushing rotors I had were thin plastic rotors and really weak magnets.

[ren]

Sep I often think that this would be the easiest way to do this. The other end of the coils can be utilized then on a dual rotor with comon shaft. If your rotor is flat and flush you will be able to get the closest air gap possible.

I have seen considerable torque from some of my smaller wheels, although they were multicoil machines. I have a small wheel at home I have built as stated above. Its two coils and a vcr hub with 4 nsns magnets embedded in resin. Air coils make it super fast but not so torquie. The principle works very well, having the rotors magnets not fixed to the circumference but to the surface. I'll have to make a video of this one.

[gmeat]

Hi everyone,

Not sure what to make of this sight.Any opinions


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-Gmeat


p.s. Theremart dont run out and drop a fortune on this just yet until we get some opinions

[theremart]

RE: fortune..

Bbbuuuttt.... I have saved so much energy so far he he

Actually I have batteries all around me, electronics everywhere, and feel the need for a Energy saving support group know of any?

He he..