You mean I can buy Graphene Wires in the market? Link?liveforphysics wrote:You can buy some types of it for <$150/kg. Experiment yourself and figure it out.
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- Mar 14 2014 11:04pm
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Graphene
- Replies: 126
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Re: Graphene
- Mar 14 2014 9:32pm
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: LaunchPoint Coreless Axial Flux Motor
- Replies: 26
- Views: 10798
Re: LaunchPoint Coreless Axial Flux Motor
Why these are not yet available commercially as Turnigy Rotomax 100cc / 150cc motors? Looks like these have advantage over them and can be used in RC planes as replacement for other motors.
- Mar 14 2014 9:28pm
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Graphene
- Replies: 126
- Views: 20541
Graphene
I was wondering if anyone know whether any one is using Graphene to create electricity. They say we can generate electricity out of Graphene sheet / paint when exposed to any form of light / sunlight. Any one know the quantity of it, is it viable or still in research mode? Also are there any compone...
- Mar 13 2014 10:04am
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
Mr. G, you are a genius - a salad spinner as a generator!!! Now: you won't get 750 watts out of it. You might not get 100 watts out of it. But I certainly encourage you to finish winding your coils and see what is possible! Why? because if you prepare your parts correctly, you could take those part...
- Mar 09 2014 9:47pm
- Forum: Electric Aircraft
- Topic: carbon fibre build
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4854
Re: carbon fibre build
Whatever, are you still looking to build this? There is one more prize to be won. Instead of just participating in the rally, you can think of doing something more. If you need any kind of assistance, I would be more than happy to. Let me know.
- Mar 09 2014 4:30pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
Mr Generator - Wow...you've got a machine BUILT ALREADY? That's fast, and impressive. And I'm also impressed at how serious you are about building one. Can you post a pic? Here are few pics of my Genny. The gap in between Coil and Magnet is more than 0.8 inch but still I can get more than 12V out o...
- Mar 08 2014 10:23pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
Mr Generator - Wow...you've got a machine BUILT ALREADY? That's fast, and impressive. And I'm also impressed at how serious you are about building one. Can you post a pic? The picture posted by Major belongs to someone else. Mine is very simple one. I'll post few pictures tomorrow as I've to take n...
- Mar 08 2014 12:42pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
I must say, excellent construction. I'm impressed. I wonder what was the output of that generator. Could not find the figures. I guess a little different arrangement of coils [without gap in consecutive coils] would have given them more output, may be 30-40 % more for same set up. Mine is also simil...
- Mar 07 2014 11:58pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
Sorry I should have used Generator Output terminals. I tried to use 7 watt and 13 watt bulbs as load for generator. None of them lit.jkbrigman wrote: I'm sorry, I don't know: what is the generator "o/p"?
- Mar 07 2014 11:12pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
Thank you JKB. I believe the theory in Two Dans Book may be based on Iron core generators as I haven't read that book yet, I'll go through it anyway. For fun I tried to lit 13 watt and 7 watt bulbs separately, using the generator o/p. None of them lit up, not even little. Also I couldn't see any cur...
- Mar 07 2014 8:28pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
One of my intention is to generate maximum Wattage from this generator by using muscle power, both by hands and legs together for short duration. May be for couple of minutes. It is said that human can o/p 2000 Watts at max, so I want to check how much I can generate and for how long.
- Mar 07 2014 2:47pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
While perhaps some wait breathly for the "BIG REVEAL", I'm kinda hoping the device will suck energy from air (wind) and optionally (for extra bonus point), from "hydro" (aka water). Sadly, I kinda doubt there are any geothermal sources ready at hand. As I already mentioned, this...
- Mar 07 2014 2:35pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
A machine that can maintain 30 volts across .05 ohm will push 600 amps through that microscopic resistance. Maintaining 6 volts across .05 ohm will give you your 120A into the .05 ohms. That's about 720 watts. If you built a 1000 watt machine, that would give you plenty of room to handle inefficien...
- Mar 07 2014 1:48pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
All- my apologies for not being active in last few weeks. I was caught in some high priority work. Anyways, As of now, the mechanical power to generator is muscle power. I have gears, which can rotate the rotor for 1600-2000 rpm. I initially had only one coil, but now I have 3 coils in total, all ha...
- Feb 23 2014 6:28pm
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: Motor wattage calculation.
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1189
Re: Motor wattage calculation.
I'm sorry, I didn't get it miles, can you explain in detail?Miles wrote:So long as you realise that no energy is contributed by the magnets.......

You see my knowledge is still in mW and your's in GW

- Feb 23 2014 3:09pm
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: Motor wattage calculation.
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1189
Re: Motor wattage calculation.
Just curious, let's assume this motor uses Magnets, which are X mm thick and gives equivalent of 150cc o/p. If we use 2 times X mm thick magnets , won't it improve the output considerably for same input? May be we can get 200CC or 250CC or 300CC output?
- Feb 20 2014 11:15pm
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: LaunchPoint Coreless Axial Flux Motor
- Replies: 26
- Views: 10798
Halback Array Motor
FYI :
http://www.launchpnt.com/portfolio/tran ... ric-motor/
It has Specs as well as presentation included.
Anyone tried to build this kind?
http://www.launchpnt.com/portfolio/tran ... ric-motor/
It has Specs as well as presentation included.
Anyone tried to build this kind?
- Feb 20 2014 5:55pm
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: Motor wattage calculation.
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1189
Re: Motor wattage calculation.
Hi Miles I remember you had designed one motor. How was the output of that one? Which software you used to design it?Miles wrote:Only for Wye termination, amber. Most "RC" motors are Delta terminated...
- Feb 19 2014 7:58pm
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: Motor wattage calculation.
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1189
Re: Motor wattage calculation.
Brushed? Brushless? Number of phases? draw). Here is the link of internal pics of the motor: it only says internal resistance 0.011Ohm. http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=46813&p=690596&hilit=Turnigy+rotomax+150cc#p690596 I still don't understand how it works :roll:
- Feb 19 2014 1:06am
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: Motor wattage calculation.
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1189
Re: Motor wattage calculation.
Thank you John, Can't we use I square R formula here? I'm interested in watt calculation based on current only.
- Feb 19 2014 12:32am
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
Thank you for the links, I guess they will keep me busy for few more days.
I started another thread here : http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewto ... 66#p857018 to understand/learn that motor.
I started another thread here : http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewto ... 66#p857018 to understand/learn that motor.
- Feb 19 2014 12:18am
- Forum: Motor Technology
- Topic: Motor wattage calculation.
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1189
Motor wattage calculation.
I'm curious to know that how does this motor draws 9800w out of the battery pack? I'm not able to calculate that figure from given data. Can anybody enlighten me? Battery: 14 Cell / 51.8V RPM: 150kv Max current: 190A Watts: 9800w No load current: 51.8V/5.2A Internal resistance: 0.011 ohm Winding: 8T...
- Feb 18 2014 11:25pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
I know but the load I have are 2 Motors and their internal resistances are 0.01 Ohm and 0.04 Ohm, which I cannot change or control.
I couldn't find a nice tutorial or book online, which can explain how to design a better Generator, if we know what output we want.
I couldn't find a nice tutorial or book online, which can explain how to design a better Generator, if we know what output we want.
- Feb 18 2014 6:16pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Generator construction
- Replies: 40
- Views: 6139
Re: Generator construction
Great. The load is 3600 Watt. I think I might have missed something in your explanation. 90 coils, how did you reach to that number? For now I can fit in 64 coils in present setup, but I can always increase number of magnets and fit more coils. I'm not worried about the construction possibility and ...
- Feb 18 2014 5:59pm
- Forum: Alternative Energy
- Topic: Calculation of Lorentz Force in Generator.
- Replies: 0
- Views: 725
Calculation of Lorentz Force in Generator.
Greetings All - Per F=BIL I can calculate quantity of Force on coil (or magnet), when I draw certain amount of current from the generator. So I need your inputs in calculating the Force and then weight equivalent of it. Let's say I have Single coil generator [wire length = 92 meter, 300 turns on 3x1...