Solor Mendocino Motor
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This solar motor is really fun to watch. I was very surprised how fast it will go in full sunlight. The motor works best whenever the sunlight shines on the side or some angle less than directly on the front of the model. There are some additional parts required. (See parts list)
Parts List
two solar panels: The panels I used were purchased from eBay 3V 50mAh 80X17mm Mini Power Small Solar Cell Panel
Magnet Wire: 31 AWG Gauge Magnet Wire Red Enameled
I purchased 1000 feet from ebay for $10.00.
Magnets: I purchased the magnets from K&J Magnetics. Model number D401
Any 1/4" x 1/32" will work. You will need at least twenty of these stacked five per side of the armature and five per side of the stator and bearing assembly.
Super Glue: Super glue is used to install the magnets.
Sticky Back Tape: I used this on the ends of the panels to mount them to the armature.
Solder and Soldering Iron: You will need to solder the coil to the solar panels. See wiring di
Parts List
two solar panels: The panels I used were purchased from eBay 3V 50mAh 80X17mm Mini Power Small Solar Cell Panel
Magnet Wire: 31 AWG Gauge Magnet Wire Red Enameled
I purchased 1000 feet from ebay for $10.00.
Magnets: I purchased the magnets from K&J Magnetics. Model number D401
Any 1/4" x 1/32" will work. You will need at least twenty of these stacked five per side of the armature and five per side of the stator and bearing assembly.
Super Glue: Super glue is used to install the magnets.
Sticky Back Tape: I used this on the ends of the panels to mount them to the armature.
Solder and Soldering Iron: You will need to solder the coil to the solar panels. See wiring di
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