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April 09, 2011

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Wayne Masters

Moving on to the Pikes Peak YASA winner with two motor packs.
I'm trying to design a free piston engine with a six phase output to drive a six phase 'YASA" motor.
I have parts on a table and every day I find out why they did it their way at Toyota.
I have an electrical jig to test the magnet coil combos here and I made a round electrical diagram that screamed you're lucky you found this design by accident.
It is 12 coils, ten magnets. Magnets and coils are same size/shape which you don't mention in your article.

I will now retry my mirror and LED spinning arrays with this principle before i move on to fibonacci number combos.

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