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His PMA doesn’t have coils behind the magnets. they aren’t electromagnets. They are really powerful magnets. I’m pretty sure his magnets are mounted on metal plates, looks like they are machined, not too hard to make if you have the proper tools to do so! which i don’t ! bummer! I’m just starting to collect all my material together to start my project, waiting for the magnets from Ebay and then i can go get my rotor machined after i finalized the measurements.
I have a ? I’m fabricating an alternator of a very smaller size for a custom project and cuz of the size, I need to make it a PMA for more volts at lower rpm. the ? I have is what are your stator coils and rotors made of (Metals / Materials) and does the rotor have coils under the magnets or is it just metal plates and magnets and what type of magnets? not looking to make the same design just need to know what they are made of so when I fabricate my alternator it will produce the volts I need.
@00773nicolas yes you can
Jeff, just a quick few questions if i may!? I currently have a alternator that i plan on converting to a PMA. i plan on rewinding the stator with new wire, there are 36 slots in total and i’d like to wire it 3 phase, my questions are do i use a delta or wye configuration or something different? also what gauge wire do you suggest i use 18? 20? 22? smaller? now with 36 slots present in the core i do plan on using 12 magnets? am i on the right track with this setup? Your videos rock dude !!!
@helloman1976 I’ve thought about the same thing. What would happen with a step down transformer?
@joeygronau yes you can
jeff
can i use a 65-71 chevy gmc alternator for your pma proyect camaro corvet?
@helloman1976 alot of grid tie inverters require high voltage.
jeff
@jeffmolly1 Why would you want higher voltage versus higher amps? Isn’t it amps that you want? That’s what powers devices and charges batteries so I’m a little confused as to why you would change the coils. Ever consider using a step-up or step-down transformer? Thanks.
@joeygronau the original stator has heavy wire for low voltage high amps.ours have finer wire for higher voltages at low speed.
I have a quick Question, what is the difference bewteen your coils and the coils that are already in the alternator?
I have just bout 6 of them for under a dollar each..But they were old, and rusty and Burned(well most of them) It really is Hard to take all the Wires out, because of the Glu they use….So Now i have to rewind my own, and i have decided to attach to stators together to have a bigger motor. I will go for 2 and not more, because my calculations tells me that 2 stators together would give me around 17 hourse power, and that is fine for my Project..:-)
@jeffmolly1 Hey mate.How can I get in touch with you more effectively than Youtube.I hava a few questions that are very important to me since My plans are to build a few of these to donate.Can you please help me on putting together a reliable system.I have no previous experience but I am a fast learner and have some basic knowledge.Thanks a lot for th evideo and advise.
thanks
What is advantage of being able to regulate the voltage so tigthtly? Once you have it spun up to RPM, your system puts out so much even power?
GREAT EXPLANATION THANK YOU SAM
You can’t use alternator case from 1978 chevy camaro,8 cylinder,350 engine with air.
gm delco10DN,10SI OR 12SI ALTERNATOR. It will be subject to water and dust, ice, and it is designed to turn at 1800 RPM to make power.
i need a windmill for my bollox
thanks for your up load i sorta figured it out. i posted before i asked for my dad’s help. i just have one question. how does this thing get tied into a house? i don’t think ive seen a video about that yet. if you do have one can you tell me which one?
can you help me out? i am doing a school project and can not find any step by step directions on isntalling one of these things.
Hi nice set up thanks for the video.
thats a nice setup.thats the way to build them.
jeff
Cool setup man. I like the busbars you used. That would keep things organized if you added another turbine like you mentioned. My setup is pretty ghetto… wires everywhere 🙁
Works though!
Oh ok, it was hard to tell in the video.