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1. 10:13 AM - Re: Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys (jonlaury)
2. 07:50 PM - Questions on 912/914 alternators (Robert L. Nuckolls, III)
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| Subject: | Re: Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys |
glastar(at)gmx.net wrote:
> John,
>
> I have to disappoint you ;) they did part of their study in Santa
> Barbara...
>
> >
> >
>
OK, I guess I can still feel 'partly' smart by association :-)
Cheers,
John
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| Subject: | Questions on 912/914 alternators |
Based on some testing accomplished today, I'm
initiating some proof of concept design work
on an after market rectifier regulator configuration
that may increase output power from the PM alternator
by 30-50% and, oh yeah, won't smoke like the legacy
Ducati part.
I'm seeing some conversations on the 'net concerning
an 'alternator stator upgrade or replacement program'.
Is anyone on the List familiar with what drove that
activity? I'm also in the market for a PM rotor and
a stator winding off a Rotax 912. If any knows of
an engine being parted out . . . or one that's presently
not airworthy awaiting overhaul, I'd be pleased to
'rent' the parts for a time.
These would be assembled into a bench-test alternator
without modification. They would be returned in an
unaltered condition after the tests are completed.
Bob . . .
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