Inside the Electric Hubcap Outboard
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@TurquoiseEnergy Heh, yea I found it interesting too after I found out about it :)
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Better off with light non-magnetic materials to build a motor like that out of, it will create more of a magnetic feild because the steel kind of takes some of it away and the lightness will give it more power :)
MrTpengineer 10 months ago
Right you are! See Turquoise Energy News, about #36 or 37 to 39 for three fantastic changes, one of which is a polypropylene-epoxy stator to replace the steel one. The other two are low-loss iron powder coil cores, and coating the coils with ilmenite to bend the magnetic field into the core. No load currents are down to a fraction of what they were, so efficiency has gone from mediocre to WOW!
TurquoiseEnergy 10 months ago