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Name of the game is load balance. Do you really think you'll have everything running at once? You can go smaller unless you think you'll be cooking Thanksgiving dinner while showering while someone's making coffee and microwaving a burrito.
The other thing to think of is wetstack due to...
Gonna come down to how much you wanna spend and how much power you want. The more power you want the more it will cost
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I once rebuilt a starter for my forklift, (obsolete, no brushes available) made my own parts. The relevant experience here is I got the brush poles backwards which is very effective in making a clockwise starter an anticlockwuse starter.
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You could have a pot going wonky. They get corrosion. What ive done in the past (with the set off) crank the pot back and fourth several times. The wiper will clean the crud off the resistor. If you can get it deoxit is an amazing thing to have.
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They are easy to test when you can get to them its very important to disconnect one side when testing if you want any useable results. Most digital multi meters have a diode test function look for a symbol that looks like a triangle with a line through it. one way should show overload and...
this is bypassing the AVR by supplying current straight to the field. If it makes power this way the AVR may be bad (or there isnt enough magnetism to start the reaction(thats the ideal thing as the fix is a jump start and heavy load)) In the rotor assembly there is a set of diodes that...
you can tap longer or take a 2nd 9v and series them together and try again idea is to start low and slow and go higher as needed dont wanna burn anything
The windings are a believable resistance ( tm should have the acceptable values) voltage is way too low to get the head going.
* how generators work A rotating magnet induces a current. we use an electromagnet to replace a permanent magnet. this way the voltage can be adjusted by...