cd-rom&magnets @aircraft-world

Jan 15, 2004 5 Replies
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Hi all,



Now

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stocks magnets and cd-rom motors: "Sanyo CD-ROM Motor - 9-Pole Stator measures 20.25mm dia, 8-plates for total thickness of 3.1mm"



Other magnet sources:

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Search the site for 'magnet' respectively 'stator'.



Met vriendelijke groet ;-) Ron van Sommeren near Nijmegen, the Netherlands


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Direct link:

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once you re wind these what can you use them for?

Brett

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generally used for micro type planes and helicopters but can be pushed to outputs sufficient for 300 to 400 sized applications. Cheap way for a skilled and patient tinkerer to get a brushless motor, but you still have to shell out $50-$75 for a brushless controller (which you will smoke if you make a winding error).

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Hi Brett,

To give you an impression, have a look at the videos mentioned in this thread:

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I also compiled cd-rom conversion homepages/tricks/sources/discusssions in this two page thread, it will give you a fairly good impression of what can be done with a rewound cd-rom motor:
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?TOPIC_ID=368&whichpage=2 Met vriendelijke groet ;-) Ron van Sommeren

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Hi all,

Always test for shorts before testrunning a new motor and always use a current limited power supply, never connect your ESC straight to battery.

Met vriendelijke groet ;-) Ron van Sommeren near Nijmegen, the Netherlands

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