casting the first rotor
10 poles, each with 3 magnet blocks together. Held in place by stainless steel wire embedded in the casting
Photos of the Scoraig wind turbine building workshop
Photos of the Scoraig wind turbine building workshop
casting the first rotor
10 poles, each with 3 magnet blocks together. Held in place by stainless steel wire embedded in the casting
Good day Hugh,
1. Please why didn’t you follow the 4:3 timing since its a 3 phase generator you made?
2. I take it that the output would be 6 wires instead of 4 or 3. Am I right? How do you connect to load then sir?
Thanks
Hi
Normally yes I use the 4:3 rule that I invented. But in this case I thought I would try something new and I was working with what I had. I do hope that I have not created confusion doing this. I am not necessarily recommending it but it does work.
There are 3 wires out as you can see in this diagram http://scoraigwind.co.uk/2012/05/clearer-drawing-of-the-10-pole-12-coil-design/
each output wire is labelled “output” There are 3 other wires connected together to make a star winding.
cheers
Hugh