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Papa 01.08.2006 06:00 PM

How do you unsubscribe to a thread?;)

boss 302 01.08.2006 06:10 PM

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Originally posted by Papa
How do you unsubscribe to a thread?;)
i think you can disable it when the email comes up saying that someone has replied to the thread you have subscribed to(there is a link close to the bottom of the email that unsubscribes you)i think

GriffinRU 01.08.2006 09:17 PM

This is a great place to get familiar with motors and more

Artur

captain harlock 01.09.2006 12:17 PM

That is why I'll never ever debate in futile topics like this in the future. EVER.

coolhandcountry 01.14.2006 07:08 PM

Upon further review I noticed something today. http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...5&pagenumber=2
2nd post is a pic of a nemisis rotor. Is it segmented.

captain harlock 01.14.2006 07:13 PM

Yes, it is. Just like the Kontroniks.

GriffinRU 01.14.2006 07:36 PM

More like easy to reuse the same magnets...

But after long discussion I decided to finish building electric dyno and put some real numbers.

Artur

Serum 01.15.2006 05:57 AM

and you are able to do partitial load efficiency on a proper way too?

that is what this is all about afterall..

Arthur, i agree with you on the 'cost down' reason for segmenting the feigao magnets.

the XL is 45 mm (3 magnets) the L is 30 mm (2 magnets)

Dafni 01.15.2006 06:43 AM

Tank you Leroy. Do you know the diameter of this Novak rotor??


Those "blocks" of the Feigao are not really fine segments, IMHO.

coolhandcountry 01.15.2006 10:25 AM

That is not a feigao.The feigao is not like that. it is one smooth flat armature. That is a nemisis. I took a measure ment of my screw holder. I mean the hv armature. :D it is about 14 mm x 45 mm. it is like a 380 size.

GriffinRU 01.15.2006 10:48 AM

Well, I discovered interesting moment with Feigao motor. During re-soldering motor connectors, I noticed that solder doesn’t stick nicely to all conductors; further investigation showed that wire wasn’t properly striped from insulation to start from. So I rechecked the rest, and found out same thing with the rest. Maybe my motor was special but it was recent purchase, 7XL to be specific.
Loose phase wire cannot be good for motor or controller, not mentioning total phase current capacity and resistance (inductance interesting to check).

Artur

Serum 01.15.2006 05:08 PM

I thought the nemesis is the same ?

coolhandcountry 01.15.2006 05:18 PM

I was always told that to. But the magnet looks different. It seems to be better constructed cause feigao will leave play in theres and nemisis doesn't. Not on the three I have bought.

cabking 01.15.2006 08:38 PM

Re: Re: Magnet dimensions
 
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Originally posted by Batfish
I've often wondered what a good example would be to demonstrate the differences between the really technical folks and us not-so-technical folks. The fact that you start your post with "I was thinking about the dimensions of our magnets..." is exactly the example I have been looking for :)
This is why you guys recommend systems and I just race them :)

Batfish.........You hit the nail on the Head for me :L:

Well what a thread I've kept up so far........popcorn's just a distant memory now:)

for me, the wealth of knowledge on this forum continues to amaze.

thanks

crazyjr 01.15.2006 10:13 PM

I wonder if the wanderer has a segmented magnet. looks wise it resembles the nemisis

captain harlock 01.19.2006 10:23 AM

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This is a segmented rotor of a Kontronik FUN480-42 motor.

captain harlock 01.19.2006 10:25 AM

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A clearer one.

captain harlock 01.19.2006 10:27 AM

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The internal parts of the can.

captain harlock 01.19.2006 10:37 AM

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Last one.

SpEEdyBL 01.19.2006 07:59 PM

Cool. What are the dimensions of the rotor?

captain harlock 01.19.2006 08:13 PM

I have not measured it, yet. Probably 25+mm. The can is 49mm long and 29mm wide.


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