3d-printed Halbach Motor - Update, Tuning, Testing (and sending it to FliteTest)
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2017
- Demonstrating some utilities for the 3d-printed Halbach motor: Method for static balancing, drill-press-method for measuring Kv, rotating motor-mount for measuring the torque, and calculating the efficiency (it's over 80%). Finally packing the motor in a box, and shipping it to the FliteTest guys. Hopefully they make it fly! :-)
/ flitetest
3d-Files: www.makesea.com/makesea/1gt
Overview: • 600 Watt, 3d-printed, ...
Building Instructions: • 3d-printed Halbach Mot...
Assembly Animation: • 3d-printed Halbach Mot...
Measurements: drive.google.com/file/d/0B_lT... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
![[Eng Sub] "คิม พรประภา" นักสะสมรถหายาก ระดับโลก !!!! EP.134 | What the fast](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Kcr-0Kup20g/mqdefault.jpg)
I can't wait to see what they come up with. I do have an idea how about a pusher prop flying wing with classic trike landing gear that would be just awesome. Or on a WAR BIRD like a Quarter scale Bearcat or Mitsubishi Zero.Or heck since your sending to Josh make a big old BIXLER right on top that would have to be a big BIXLER. LOL Cheers Nice Motor and great job! I can't wait to see the paces they put it thru and what the team builds. Great video very informative.
Did they ever do anything with it?
M. Sierra i am also still waiting
th-cam.com/video/tvs3yvEcARA/w-d-xo.html here you go +Willie
Not sure !
Willie Gonzales q
For anyone wondering, he is not dead. I found his facebook. Sorry for stalking, but i had to check
Good job tracking him down. A lot of people were wondering what happened to him, including me.
where did this guy go? that motor was a really impressive project, i want more
yeah
I have been wondering the very same thing, I want more, he is amazing!
I wonder that too
Hope this guy come back soon :'(
Idk know, but maybe he is dead. He became suddenly inactive on all socialmedia platforms. To me it doesn't make sense to stop making this Yt Videos, because this project has still so much potential. Even some big companys showed interest for this project.
%80 efficiency for a diy motor is very surprising knowing that there are production motors with %75 efficiency! I would really like to see that on a plane...
Especially because it was measured before the ESC.
@@ryanmickelwait1521 What does ESC stand for?
@@kingarthurthe5th electronic speed controller. Its the DC/AC converter, supplying the motor with the 3 phase ac voltage (and current) variing the frequency depending on the desired rpm.
75% motor efficiency exists because commercial motors want to save on raw materials. (Input costs)
@@AS-ug2vq which materials do they save on and how?
Very cool! And I appreciate you showing how all the testing is done, that's extremely useful information. I always enjoy it when there's an unexpected collaboration between channels I follow. Can't wait to see what the FliteTest crew do with the motor. :D
I can't believe it took me so long to discover this channel.... I hope you come back soon bro. Your motor is ridiculously efficient and can be done with a few hundred bucks. Incredible work!
Awesome! Just finished watching the guys at Flite Test put together using your motor and it was fantastic!
Hey Chris, I am an intern at Oak Ridge National Lab and we are using your halbach array to test some new 3d Printed magnets. I really like the design of the rotor as it can be easily taken of and replaced with another to test the power comparison between conventional magnets and our 3D printed magnets. If you'd like to discuss more I would be willing to email or chat with you about the project. Thanks.
Hello Intern, I would love to touch base with you an a few ideas I have that maybe you would be interested in ??? Use email please...
im so glad this was randomly suggested to me, this is so fascinating
I know!
Really cool and professionally made motor!
I want to see it flying into a FliteTest episode!
Simply Greatttt! Thank you so much for sharing such nice concepts of testing kV and torque!
Yes! Can't wait to see a video on FliteTest for this :) Thanks for the great work.
Great Job Christoph! Thanks for this demonstration.
That is absolutely fantastic!
I just love to see what people can create at home - and I can see that you have done something that is truly wonderful.
Well done :) .
It’s good to know some bright minds are out there thinking outside the box. We don’t have to wait for decades to be given technology anymore. Imagine an open source F-22 Raptor. I know it seems stupid but building a computer used to seem crazy too. I’ve been 3D printing for a while and it really gets your mind working trying to solve problems. People like this genius, sharing their knowledge, is what moves us forward. If you know something teach it. It’s your duty. Thank you for this build Sir. dankesha
Will you make any more video?? Cant wait what crazy 3d printed stuff you will make in the future!! Thankyou for sharing this video
Great to see your motor finally fly by FT. great job.
Glad this was in my recommended videos!
So glad I found you Mr. Laimer, will be following with interest.
Your work is absolutely incredible.
Wow your motor even handled 12s ! Great build and it finally flew!
Cant wait to see it on flight test, awesome idea.
Its really nice to see the project advancing. I hope you make bigger sizes in the future so it would be viable for ebikes and so on.
Still in awe at how cool this project is!!
I'm excited to see what FliteTest does with it!
wow, i'm very excited to see this motor in flite test video
This is awesome for people who don’t want to pay a ton of money for large motor like this. Thanks for making this
Just watched F.T. with there ultralight design with your motor design great job on both. Very outstanding job with the motor good luck with it looks very promising. Thanks for sharing
Niceee!! Thanks for sharing this is an amazing design and build!!
Genius..freakin genius!!! Keep up the great work!!!
that's super cool you sent that to flitetest!
Some of the smartest work I have seen to date. Have you thought about changing the magnets, having them slightly angled in a fan array will give less cogging. Also putting a north and south magnet on the shaft will also give more rpms. It works kind of like the muller motor when done in this way. Cheers mate, good job.
Hey Christoph, I hope it makes it way there before Flite Fest East. Would love to see the motor in person :).
I am really impressed. Gratulation. Superbe!
Hello Christoph, I was wondering: are you still making youtube videos? They have truly shaped the way I am as an engineer. Looking forward to more presentations!
George
Extreme admiration...
Amazing work.
Looking forward to see what Flight Test will do with this one :D
Браво! Крутая работа!
Awesome idea, and great video. Thanks
Awesome can't wait to see flight test's video about your motor share links in your next upload Thanks for sharing!
Michael jj.
I hope flite-test makes a video on this! Can't wait to see what they think.
If you watch their latest video (the metal quad) they mention they have a few larger projects in the works :)
dumle29 Yes one of them is a giant kraken :) to be real released at ff east
Absolutely fabulous! I love how you explain your process of development and make it easy to understand for a non electrical engineer such as myself. I wonder how much torque a motor like this would provide for an electric bicycle? I would also love to see the parts cast in aluminum and whatever metal is needed for the stator.
So cool. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your videos! It's really cool!
Great job mate 👌👍
I like your design principles
"But I only have two hands"
Haha, I loved the way you said that.
You rock sir, You rock! great work.
You're pretty much the coolest guy I've ever seen on TH-cam.
you are an amazing human being my friend
Nice work!
You make some of the coolest videos
super Video. 80 % Effizienz ist sehr gut, würde ich sagen. Bin schon gespannt was flite Test aus diesem Motor zaubert
will be cool to see what they do
Really good my dude continue
of all the part of this video , i love that word "HEY HOW ARE YOU " IT'S HILARIOUS
Outstanding. Subscribed with bell Thanks!!
Son excelentes estos videos de motores 3d brusslers!! 👌👏👏
Found this through some recommendations. Super interesting stuff.
nevertakendown1 ikr finally youtube seems to be fixing itself atleast for me
Wow great video
I really hope to see a video from flight test with your motor! Amazing work
I searched it down and found their post -- it's a long delay (a year long). But here it is:
th-cam.com/video/xzVkpPDmbtg/w-d-xo.html
Good luck bro!
great job keep make more we support ur videos !
Your motor finally got used!
I seen your motor on flight test good job bro
When are you coming back again! We love your tinkering and ingenuity!!
Brilliant craftmanship! Looking forward to seeing what the guys at Flitetest make of it. Thanks for sharing
Well done friend
great idea sending it to flight test, would be awesome if peter sripol or someone likeminded made a great video on your motor! You are so awesome producing and publishing this motor its very interesting! thank you!
I personally cant wait to see it on flighttest
All aboard the hype train. :D
Peter would love this motor! Imagine his 3d printed rc boat, with a 3d printed motor!!!!
peter doesn't work with them anymore since he moved away, he has a youtube channel and showcases his current shenanigans
Flitetest*
good idea
This is a great video. And probably one of the best use cases of 3d printer so far. It would be great if you could point out some study materials that you used for the motor design and construction. TIA.
Excellent science!
Great video, was wondering what was the thrust with the motor?
I don't have a 3d printer, I just watch this for the pure engineering.
So cool!
Christoph, where are you? The world needs you!
Hey guys he have built a perfect propellor ... I also tried this with his ideas and was able to obtain a best results
Dudeeee! Awesome!
German accent makes this sound more authoritative. Good work, I too can't wait to see what the guys at flite test come up with.
Sounds swiss-german
Great video, thanks for sharing.
When you do the drill test it spins slower with motor attached vs when you measured the speed, I can tell from the motor pitch 8-)
Correct :-) ... I guess the true rpm with the drill is only at 1040rpm. But there are other things, which also make the measurement inaccurate. For example the friction of the rotating motor mount. I've no idea, how much that's influencing the measurement on the scales.
I wonder if today's vlog will feature this? though I'm not sure when you sent this. Notheless this is mighty impressive, I want to try the motor out too now.
I look forward to more videos
Bro, that's sad.
Thank you.
Very interesting.
engineering delight :-)
Amazing
Hey Chris I like your motor design. What do think about your halbach motor being modified for an ebike motor?
amazing
we are waiting more of your stuff
Pretty interesting. Thumbs up.
Damn... you have good methods.
You are awesome. Just wanted to say that!
Really good and well designed project! Can I ask Which 3d printer did you use?
Wish I could get to these complex projects one day!
What was the problem for the loss of power in the test of the motor that has been performed for the flite test Guys? great video!
Hey man, I know its been a while. Just here to let you know your videos have been such a great inspiration. There's still a community here for your content if you ever make a return to the platform.
Your a great two handed man, lol... thank you
Hello, I liked the project very much. Is the heat a problem?
Awesome!!!
The hallbach array is maximising the magnetic force from the magnets configuration, so how is the efficiency vs other motors also the power in power out ratios, does this engine require less power to run comparatively to other dc motors thanks
thank you