Horace Heffner
For "cogging" EM motors, it seems to me to make sense to increase the
decelerating "cogging" angle to as much as possible, then put
multiple motors sharing their armatures in tandem but out of phase.
For example, if the cogging angle were 36 degrees, then 10 motors
should cover the full 360 degree circle. If the cogging angle could
be made 120 degrees, for example, then 3 motors in tandem should make
for a perpetual motion machine, assuming such is possible.
- Re: Sprain on Takahashi/Kawai Horace Heffner
- Re: Sprain on Takahashi/Kawai hohlrauml6d

