Soleniod engine 4

Correcting alignment in the crank bearings, removing excessive material from the flywheel and using another lubricant for the "piston" reduced friction and wear to a minimum and it now runs even better =)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• solenoid
• crank
• engine
• motor
• magnet
• coil
• flywheel
• ball
• bearing

[BadAndUgly]

@demainfo I choose to use the optical version because regular microswitches tend to get slag on the breaker tips and stop working after a while. And a benificial side effect is that there is no mechanical slow down internally.

[demainfo]

(Eng) - Good Job! This Work in high Velocity with optical sensor!

My engine don´t work with high velocity because of low velocity of switches!

[BadAndUgly]

It's the same solenoid and other mechanical pards as in the other videos but with further improvments, ball bearings came from old computerfans and a floppy disk drive, solenoid is from a junked old cassette deck and the flywheel is from an old VCR, don't remember what brand or model..

[mascobe]

What kind of copier gave up the parts to make this motor? Did the solenoid come from the same machine?

Mascobe

[BadAndUgly]

No idea, but probably over 1500rpm at least.

[radicalnegative1]

How many RPMs was that doing?! Great job!