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       #Post#: 3303--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: lynx wind Date: June 13, 2014, 9:37 am
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       @CG
       Kind of.  I use a jig that allows for safe and quick magnet
       placement.  Once the magnets are on they are stuck.  The last
       one acts like a keystone in the magnetic circuit.
       #Post#: 3408--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: happygolucky Date: June 19, 2014, 8:10 am
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       running lot of wire today an rewired the alternator jumpers just
       a tidy connection an soldered per your recommendation.. lynx
       made nice 150' run with extension cord ..will make a nice
       junction combiner box later to fit solar an wind split box an
       panel moved battery banks around getting ready to tie watt meter
       in an 2  GTI 300 watt an  a 1000 watt pure sine
       inverters..getting close..pipe is in will set Vawt on pole
       tomorrow lord willing an the creek don't rise..remember... i got
       too do this right...for show an tell.... an all by my self, an
       i'm building two experimental vawts  hope to turn a small dc
       motor an another  pma alternator...never did answer about coil
       or serpentine stator which is easier an mor efficient..two i'am
       building are a mid size from  75 -200..if i can get enough wire
       in stator..mine are an upscale from different composites .. did
       not marker label for  the the 24 v an 12 v on the switch
       ...should have taken picture of boost one connection short went
       too right side an long jumper from rectifier went to left side..
       i am going to use this meter for surveillance..should work..
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       #Post#: 3409--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: happygolucky Date: June 19, 2014, 9:32 am
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       lynx ,
       when i received the 175 alternator  it was wired in  parallel
       still is i referred back to the video..jumper wired is correct
       but coming from rectified circuit i want to make sure i wired i
       correctly i have the extension cord black an white wire i have
       the black wire going to the right side first connection coming
       off ac rectifier to switch if you look at it coupling facing up
       an wired in  parallel
       then second wire white is connected to left wire nut second,
       coil to the first wire connection middle connection of
       switch..is that right? you
       should have took a picture, but i thought i wired it right, i
       did not do anything to the rectifier circuit..just dis-
       connected the yellow leads going to stator one right one left..
       an made new jumpers
       i do not want to reverse the connection ..all tho i do not
       believe it will do anything except reverse the 12v-24..ino
       electricla wiziard just the basic..
       #Post#: 3413--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: lynx wind Date: June 19, 2014, 10:59 am
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       That looks fine and is configured for 12 volt charging  Doesn't
       matter if your extension cord wires are swapped from one yellow
       to another.  If you get some wind you will see a 12 volt battery
       rise quickly.  With enough wind a float charge of 14+ volts will
       activate the GTI.  If winds are really strong the GTI will dump
       more and more watts to the grid and protect the battery from
       overcharging.  Remember to plug GTI into outlet first before
       connecting DC.
       #Post#: 3415--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: nessprojects Date: June 19, 2014, 5:38 pm
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       I have used a GTI to dump excess power in the past and have to
       agree it is a good way to harness all that `would be wasted
       power` and gain from it too....Be careful though because if it
       is blowing really good out there and dumping power to the GTI
       and you get a power failure....Where does the extra power go
       then ?.
       The moral here is to be prepared to have to shut the turbine
       down if both the above things happen together.
       #Post#: 3416--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: happygolucky Date: June 19, 2014, 6:37 pm
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       i understand ness..where dose that power go?..it is official the
       curse has begun no wind bright sunny day out now...should have
       my solar going been to busy with this project... starting
       tomorrow back on solar an then finish another 2 secret projects
       zero gravity vawt,,,.. i   will set another system up.....
       #Post#: 3419--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: sut Date: June 19, 2014, 7:38 pm
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       Job well done ! looks great but the curse has got you!!!  Are
       those my wings that didn't dry
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       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: Otis Date: June 19, 2014, 10:01 pm
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       Nice work happy!
       #Post#: 3426--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: happygolucky Date: June 20, 2014, 11:24 am
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       yes sut those are your wings ...   i ended up using silicone,
       caulked every nook an cranny they need to be replaced..but
       silicone is holding...fingers crossed i have a brown set ..but
       this is an experiment right.... took failed set of  adhesive on
       wings..  caulk welded each wing..,
       lynx i made the wingtips by hand an the straps need to be
       stainless maybe..an yes it would be right  to make each the same
       by hand not  an easy task with funky wings..i made straps too
       square airfoil wing to the rotor arm looks like caulk may have
       tightened a bit more...need new wing and straps to match..was
       trial an error with strapping an wings.... one looks slightly
       tighter but once in motion should true itself with centrifugal
       force an be square..  i don't see a problem.. with balance....i
       solved that with larger washer on top of wing tips  an
       smaller..on rotor arms every thing is proportioned ..
       we will see..!
       #Post#: 4043--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Seagull 175 Alternator
       By: Otis Date: August 4, 2014, 8:27 am
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       @lynx. Hey I found your  "off topic" post you said 20 awg would
       be perfect for a 175 alt, 4 in hand, 50 turns. Just want to make
       sure 50 turns isn't a typo. If 2 20 awg = 17 awg, and alt can be
       wound with 100 turns 2 in hand 18awg, is it really just 50 turns
       4in hand 20awg? Thanks.
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