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02.20.2009, 04:51 PM

Info on high temp resins:

-Epoxy resins top out at about 500 to 550 F. Note that higher temp epoxies can be toxic to work with

-some Phynolic resins can handle temps up tp about 900 F+- but are not available except for very large Industrail customers.

-Cermanic resins can handle temps ip to 4000F, are cheap, but are britlle

- Other published non-metalic resins typical haddle temps up to 900F, but are not available to the public

This is not from me, it's in the following website:

http://www.solarcomposites.com/compo...20sleeves.html
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02.20.2009, 06:56 PM

Thank you guys! I'll definately check into the different choices.

I do have several motors to rebuild.

If anyone is interested in a AXI 4120 or AXI 4130 in just about any wind. I will have these rolling off really soon. Just pm me with your needs.




Has anyone ever seen a Pletty Maxx Rotor with the kevlar removed?

The Pletty Max is a 4 pole motor using 12 magnets that are 5mm wide, 30mm long and each is about 1.5mm thick. Pole configuration is NNN-SSS-NNN-SSS, making it a 4 pole motor. I'm thinking about replacing these magnets with some N50 magnets. Then replacing the Kevlar Wrap.

   
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02.20.2009, 11:59 PM

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Thank you guys! I'll definately check into the different choices.

I do have several motors to rebuild.

If anyone is interested in a AXI 4120 or AXI 4130 in just about any wind. I will have these rolling off really soon. Just pm me with your needs.




Has anyone ever seen a Pletty Maxx Rotor with the kevlar removed?

The Pletty Max is a 4 pole motor using 12 magnets that are 5mm wide, 30mm long and each is about 1.5mm thick. Pole configuration is NNN-SSS-NNN-SSS, making it a 4 pole motor. I'm thinking about replacing these magnets with some N50 magnets. Then replacing the Kevlar Wrap.

Think it would be possible to reconfigure the magnets it has in a NN-SS-NN-SS-NN-SS to make it a 6 pole motor? Or maybe make it a 2 pole?
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02.21.2009, 11:36 AM

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Think it would be possible to reconfigure the magnets it has in a NN-SS-NN-SS-NN-SS to make it a 6 pole motor? Or maybe make it a 2 pole?
Yes, but that would require changing the winding configuration also.

I'll go back as a 4 pole since the winding I have is good.

I wonder what strength the magnets are in a Pletty from the factory? I've read several places about demagnetized rotors.
   
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When I cracked the rotor on my motor, I tried JB weld, and it did not hold. I used isopropal alcohol to clean everything really good and wrapped the rotor in kevlar, but no luck.







I tried a bunch of different glues, even red locktight, but eventually shorted out the windings so I now have a nice paperweight
   
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