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#Post#: 2286-------------------------------------------------- |
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Stator Coils Flipped |
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By: lynx wind Date: April 15, 2014, 10:09 pm |
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It occurs to me that some of the very low voltage could be |
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caused by a simple mistake. If you flip a coil over relative to |
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one next to it you need to consider the start and end of the |
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coil need to flip too. If one coil is flipped and not wired in |
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series correctly it will negate the voltage in the next coil. |
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I like to have all my coils positioned the same, wound counter |
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clockwise and I mark the start and ends clearly. The start wire |
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comes off the inside of the coil. The ending comes off the |
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outside. But you have to make sure all coils are wound the same |
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direction (laying the same in the stator) relative to each |
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other. |
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#Post#: 2323-------------------------------------------------- |
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Re: Stator Coils Flipped |
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By: najpauer Date: April 17, 2014, 5:33 pm |
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if I don't have an oscilloscope display what else can I do? |
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