Re: Synchronous Motor for SRSG

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Original poster: "by way of Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <dhmccauley-at-spacecatlighting-dot-com>


Not sure about the actual wiring.  There is a capacitor that needs to be
wired in there somewhere.

Also, note that hysteresis motors are synchronous but relative position of
the rotor can change from start to start.  Therefore, you may have to tune
your synch gap everytime you run your coil.
I do this by using a modified strobe light and just by cycling the power on
and off until the rotor lines up like i want.

The Captain


 > A Motor labelled Hysteresis Synchronous and rated at 1800 and 3,600 rpms
 > recently fell into my lap. Well, sort of. It sounds great for TCing but
 > there is a
 > catch- there are 7 wires out of the darn thing. I'd love to make it work
and
 > hope there is a way but can't make head nor tails of it. Any motor experts
out
 > there?  ; > D
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