Rotary Pulse Voltage Frequency Generator Assembly

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(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v81/bigbuba/Picture88.png)

Next:

1. Bring positive and negative connections to outside through insulated posts.
2. Assemble alternator
3. Mount on Motor Assembly and connect to cell

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Thanks for the update, Donaldwfc!
Nice

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Nice job with the backing plate.

Did you use anything on back of the diodes for thermal dissapation or are you thinking this will run cool?

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Thanks

Those are 30 amp (1200 volt) diodes, and I might be pulling an amp or so out. I don't think they will get too hot.
This wont be in long term continuous use anyway.
The board is made of bakelite.
As you see the diodes from the top down, are Phase 3, 2, 1.
The blocking diodes are shown, the Isolation diodes are on the other side, held on by the same nut and bolt..

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Hey, Donaldwfc you said in my thread that we don't know what's inside the RVIC box.
Well check again?

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I mean the one on the dune buggy:

(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v81/bigbuba/Boilerplate2.jpg)

What's in this?

Could be pulsing/gating circuits? PLL? we also don't know the configuration of that cell. There is a row of LEDs or switches on the control box, maybe there are isolated tube sets individually controlled....

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That green line in your picture is wrong. The thing it points too is just a plug for 60 Hz AC power from the wall.

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That green line in your picture is wrong. The thing it points too is just a plug for 60 Hz AC power from the wall.

Thanks, should have seen it myself. If you want delete the picture.

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