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bdebde

06.21.2007 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianG

Naw! You have the vision, you just need to find someone with the skill. You think Bill Gates actually programmed Windows?

He didn't even program DOS, lol

Serum

06.22.2007 01:41 AM

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You think Bill Gates actually programmed Windows

Lol, that UI based thing was initially a Xerox invention. 'stolen' by apple.

Haldir

06.22.2007 03:11 AM

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Originally Posted by BrianG

Naw! You have the vision, you just need to find someone with the skill. You think Bill Gates actually programmed Windows?

Didn't he steal the idea from the founder of Apple computers?:eek:

Serum

06.22.2007 12:50 PM

Yeah, and apple stole it from xerox.

zeropointbug

06.22.2007 05:53 PM

So what are we thinking for rotor pole/stator coil count for these motors? I am not sure anymore, although I think what I said is correct about the amount of coils...

BrianG

06.22.2007 05:55 PM

I believe we can all agree with absolute certainty that they have more than 1 pole and less than 100. :)

crazyjr

06.22.2007 07:38 PM

On the Neus being more due to the number of stators, was kidding. Right briang

zeropointbug

06.22.2007 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianG

I believe we can all agree with absolute certainty that they have more than 1 pole and less than 100. :)

I don't agree with implicit statements... :005:

I just checked my 7XL, and it's rotor is a 2 pole rotor. Does anyone know if there are two coils per phase on the Feigaos?

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