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== In Runner vs Out Runner == | == In Runner vs Out Runner == | ||
In runner has magnets on the inside. Trade off is in voltage vs torque (?). | In runner has magnets on the inside. Trade off is in voltage vs torque (?). | ||
Outrunner is harder to cool because coils are in the middle. | |||
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Revision as of 15:35, 8 April 2019
Based on this.
I would like to replace the 3d printed filament with a ferrite/epoxy core. I think it would be stronger both physically and magnetically. I'd like to print the bearings as well. Something like this, though it might make sense to use pre-made ball bearings. It may also be feasible to melt hdpe and use a ball bearing mold made of plaster to create accurate bearings.
It's not called out in the video, but it may make sense to
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The windings is the armature
In Runner vs Out Runner
In runner has magnets on the inside. Trade off is in voltage vs torque (?).
Outrunner is harder to cool because coils are in the middle.