Electric Outboard Motor from Washing Machine

Started by TinMan, 2019.04.13, 05:27:45

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TinMan

Just a fun little project i thought i would share.

Here i am using the rotor and stator from a Fisher & Paykel washing machine as the main parts of the motor.
The rest i had to make--bearing hub,shaft ETC.

This will be a !!free energy!! motor ,as the boat will have solar panels on board  :D
So we will be cruising up the river with no cost in fuel  O0.

Anyway,here is part 1 of the project.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93lmbUHOZwo


Brad
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TinMan

This is part 2 of the build.

Here i run through the rewire that has to be done on the stator so as we can run this 3 phase motor on 12 volts.

We also get to see it run for the first time.
As you will see,the rotor is not quite true.
I think it may have been bent when thrown into the scrap bin where i retrieved it from.
It did have a lot of other heavy things sitting on top of it,so i had some digging to get to the rotor.
But im sure i can straighten it up so as it is close to true.

This motor is low RPM,but it has a lot of torque  O0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBsF8iLGH4c


Brad
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Centraflow

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Only you could turn a washing machine into an outboard motor ;D

Well done O0

Regards

Mike 8)
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TinMan

Here is part 3 of the build.

Seems we are very low on RPM  C.C,so a prop reconfiguration is required here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi9FCIb0Meg


Brad
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