PROJECT - Rewinding a DT750

[earthsciteach]

Trial and error, Andre! Good luck

 

[Tritium]

Andre you might try to scavenge degaussing coils from old CRT's or TV picture tubes. They have some pretty decent wire. Usually about 22ga.

Thurmond

 

[colorex]

Andre you might try to scavenge degaussing coils from old CRT's or TV picture tubes. They have some pretty decent wire. Usually about 22ga.

Thurmond

Well, I need 34 x 8 strands... I want to be sure about the gauge.

 

[Tritium]

I "think" 4 in hand of 22ga would be roughly equal to 8 in hand of 34. (I haven't done any wire calcs for a while so I may be wrong.)

Thurmond

 

[colorex]

I "think" 4 in hand of 22ga would be roughly equal to 8 in hand of 34. (I haven't done any wire calcs for a while so I may be wrong.)

Thurmond

Well, I'd like the motor to have the same performance and Kv as before - so I want to be sure

 

[Tritium]

I only know about winding axial flux alternators so I definitely could not guarantee results on a motor without experimentation which fortunately I lack a test bed (bad motor) to experiment with .

Here is what you want but I have no idea about shipping cost to Ecuador for 1lb of wire.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Magnet-Wire...A%2BFICS%2BUFI&otn=21&pmod=180904503084&ps=54

Thurmond

 

[colorex]

The weight of that roll is only half a pound. But the whole motor weighs like 3 ounces, so I don't think it would be that much wire needed. Except if I have to do it again

 

[Tritium]

The weight of that roll is only half a pound. But the whole motor weighs like 3 ounces, so I don't think it would be that much wire needed. Except if I have to do it again

1/2 pound of wire but shipping materials weigh something as well so I estimated and did not state myself well.

Thurmond