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    Dougie Swan
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      Hi

      I just got a set of castings for a model dynamo but it didn’t come with any drawings

      It’s 3″ internal dia and about 5 inches long, 3 castings in total

      I can’t find anything on line so wondered if the collective knowledge on the forum might be able to help

      Thanks

      Dougie unusual

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      #800670
      JasonB
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        Post a picture of what you have. Easy option tends to be to find a suitable motor and rip the totating bits out of that then wind your own coils and make the bearings and brushes to suit. That is how the Alyn one is done using a Lucus starter motor.

        Do you have any idea of it’s perantage as to whether it was a commercial kit or just a spare set soemone ran off. The like sof Stevens Model Dockyard used to sell castings as well as several other sources.

        I think I have some more details of this one that could be scaled up if that is the style you have

        dyno 2

         

        #800672
        noel shelley
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          Very early editions of ME ( the first few volumes )had numerous designs for dynamos though may be not much help in this case they are interesting.  Noel.

          #800727
          Dougie Swan
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            @dougieswan43463

            Thanks for the replies

            I will post some pictures tomorrow

            Dougie

            #800861
            Dave Halford
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              Plenty of room inside for a 760 size motor.

              #800865
              JasonB
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                Or bigger. I think we need to see the castings first as if it were an enclose circular type a bit like the Stuart then you can just put the whole can and magnets in. If more like the one I showed above then you would most likely want to wind your own so the can and magnets don’t get used and you just use the smaller diameter rotating parts and would therefore have room to base it on a larger motor

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