Other, Power generation, Wind Turbine Projects
This video was part of the Garage Door Motor Conversion for Wind Turbine series. Decided to make a stator out of a hockey puck. The stator (in this case, a hockey puck) was drilled with eight, half inch holes. Then 3 sets or rare earth magnets would be inserted into the holes. The modified stator would be insert onto a shaft and slid into the copper wire/housing.
When the shaft turns, like on a wind turbine, electricity will be generated.
This video will show you how to construct a stator from a hockey puck, but, other readily available materials can be used (wood, aluminium, etc).
Note: This was not a fail video. It was an inspiration to go back and fix some mistakes. Part 2 will be coming out soon with positive results.
Aces High Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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