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Really like your Video! Thanks for sharing!

Is this device in the market? And how to get one

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mechanical technology is not " complex ", it is easier and The most brilliant technology known to mankind.

thank you sire

NOTHINS' better than a BIG fat hard wired 3 phase motor!!! SWEET!!!

Hi, the AC side is 422V, ot 600V. It's due to how we measure AC - it's actually 2*422, or 844V peak to peak, but if you straignten the sinusoide, you get 1/sqrt(2), that is 600V DC.

Great work!!!

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Выглядит как ядерный реактор

There were even bigger versions of these mercury arc rectifiers that used steel tanks with the lids insulated by a ceramic ring from the tank. They were water cooled...And back in the day, diesel electric locomotives used a version of these mercury rectifiers called ignitrons......

Alien tech perhaps? Definitely nazi German tech I believe the Bell was it’s name

How the fan speed control works?

Your rebuilt Edison GE Dynamo is absolutely fascinating! I was curious: while that dynamo is running, when you stand close to it (without touching it,) can you feel/sense any of the charge it is producing? And does it produce any sort of smell while it is working? (Trying to fit it into a novel.) Thanks!

THEM SLEEVE BEARINGS NEED MORE GREASE.

What was this bad boy used for? My guess is locomotives

Can anyone tell me if Edison's original Jumbo dynamos still exist and if so, where they are now?

Well explained 👍

This is very helpful i will make one of these someday.

2:47 by moving the- "cut" brushes to the left

I love how that motor sounds! So cool how you start it. Now a capacitor takes over that job.

An loc de lagere sepote pune rulumentii si atuncia nuai trebuie unse

This is working without battery or with electric energy

My sci-fi dream

Great Thank you!

I have the greatest respect for the inventor and the glass producer.

Witchcraft..! 😀😀😀

very cool, but your animation is incorrect. Your rectified line is showing a full wave rectified signal from a two phase 180 out, but your animation only shows a single phase ac signal. You need two separate signals 180 degrees out from each other to achieve what you are showing.

Sweet. Something romantic about old analog type electronics. I wonder how much UVC it’s putting out

steampunk but electrical :p

Это искусство, а не просто двигатель.

I wish I had one of those...

It's neat to have a brushed and brushless motor in one. You can really hear how much chatter brushed motors make because of brushes

How boring is diode compared to this

A spherical ball armature, you learn something new every day!

All preserved machines should be run and have videos made while they operate just like this one. Thank you for a splendid presentation.

A schematic would help understand it better.

It is a gorgeous motor. Really wish they would have zoomed in on the nameplate, I'm a total spec nerd.

Well, you nah I can learn something new every day!. On our farm, we had a few motors, one for our water pump and one Wye/Delta start a bit bigger one for various uses. Finally a big one (bigger than our that time transformer) for the heavy tasks. It wasa a wound rotor type, so it could be started with the limited rating of the transformer. However, a few times it blew the transformer primary fuses. I witnessed the replacement at least once. Later on, I was dealing with two repulsion motors used for pumping some chemicals through a plastic hose by pressing the hose with two rollers. Adjusting the repulsion lever you could adjust the flow rate. I looked at the description of the repulsion motor in the pump manual and some other places, never fully grasping it then. I think somebody damaged one of the motors, while the other one needed a number of times a replacement of the hose. That happened because the rollers made the hose work its way forward despite of holding clamps. Other times the hose just split under the rollers. That was before my graduation and I have not seen any repulsion motor or a video since then, until now. Thank you!

6kw=8hp and since watts can be calculated by volts x amps, it means that this 6,000watt motor uses 48 amps which is a lot of electrons.

very good

are you reducing field current to gain speed?

I can't imagine winding that armature. That's probably why the design never caught on.

wow! what a nice machine! :)

Oh, you guys found me in my electrical form

noun British noun: dynamo; plural noun: dynamos a machine for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy, typically by means of rotating coils of copper wire in a magnetic field. What would be more impressive would be to use your PWM drive to spin a motor belted to this dynamo and have it produce power as intended. That would stop the brushes biting the commutator as well.

Geesh....1/2 hp motor...132lbs...lol

Im not a pro, but how the hell is induction motor capable of 7200 rpm on 60hz source?

Is that AVE in the back ground lol?

Still more reliable than anything made in china..