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| mgkc Newbie  Joined: 24/02/2010 Location: United StatesPosts: 3 |
All I have is #12 wire will that work when making 6 coils? If so about how many turns will each coil need? Sorry for the dumb questions but I'm totally new to this sfuff and really interested in this.Sorry I should have added this is for a windmill. |
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| mgkc Newbie Joined: 24/02/2010 Location: United StatesPosts: 3 |
After searching half the night think I figured out that if I use #14 wire each coil will have about 35 turns each. going to do that, a friend had some #14 wire he is going to let me have. |
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Downwind Guru  Joined: 09/09/2009 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2333 |
You need to wind 1 coil and test the voltage you get out from it and adjust the windings to suit your end needs. Wind a coil and mount it on some wood and rotate your disc with a magnet on it, with the coil mounted above it with a minimum air gap between the coil and magnet. Measure the voltage and work from there. Pete. Sometimes it just works |
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| mgkc Newbie Joined: 24/02/2010 Location: United StatesPosts: 3 |
Thanks I've never attempted anything like this before.Guess it will take alot of trial and error LOL that's why they call us newbies. |
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Bryan1 Guru Joined: 22/02/2006 Location: AustraliaPosts: 1209 |
Hi mgkc, As this is your first attempt at building a dual axial flux genny I would suggest you get DanB's book and work to the letter on the plans in the book. Go check out otherpower and I'm sure after you've read whats there you'll be alot wiser from reading it. Cheers Bryan |
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