Subject: Stater/generator
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 9/14/2010, 8:28 PM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


There was a liquid cooled starter/generator shown on the web a couple weeks
ago, does any one still have the details?

Milo

Drag this rotary stuff over to a folder Milo.
Huge hard drives are cheap.

http://www.srdrives.com/starter-generator.shtml

http://www.cpowert.com/products/speedstart.htm

Paul Lamar
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Milo,

I've sent several emails to this organization requesting
weight size and projected production date.
No luck in receiving a response yet.

Doug in Japan

You have got to appear like Government Motors :)

I think the whole idea has fallen into disfavor as
I think GM tried to use them as a hybrid motor.
It made a piss poor hybrid.

If you build them strong enough to act as a hybrid motor
they are too expensive to use as an alternator/starter.

Classic case of defective economic green blindness :)

IMHO the same thing will happen to the Volt.

Paul Lamar

Paul,

Mention anything to do with hybrid cars and you get on
your soapbox:)  Did you actually read about the technology?
In motor mode it makes a fair starter for auto starts at
stop lights.  SR technology has its advantages in this
case as in alternator mode it can have a huge output.
170 amps.  The market is indicating their will be more
not less applications within the automobile that can
use electricity.

Doug in Japan

I hate electricity :)
I have been contacted several times over the years to test
electric cars. Some were charlatans. Some were major American
car manufactures. None were worth a damn :)
Designed by people that don't understand cars and why people
love them. Do you get the BBC TV program Top Gear in Japan?
Now those people understand cars.

Paul Lamar
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