Subject: Ideas and help wanted
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 3/25/2010, 12:55 AM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


Phasing is vitally important at the initial generation point. But I can't say about plugging your generator into the grid down line somewhere. I have a friend who was standing near an 8ft dia. alternator in one of the generation plants here in Los Angeles when it went slightly out of phase and sheared the anchor bolts off the concrete floor.

Thanks Bruce!

Ed Carver

All this electrical stuff is too expensive, too heavy
and too much trouble.

I have decided to fall back on the old prop dyno as Matt suggested.
2 foot dia. prop tips will go supersonic at 6000
to 7000 RPM absorbing as much HP as the turbo charger
turbine can put out. Much cheaper to build.

We will mount the G.B. housing in eight ball bearings and allow
it to rotate slightly and use a load cell to measure
the torque.

Paul Lamar

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