
Took off the shock bracket and found rust!

Mostly repaired, just need to tidy a few bits up.

New Rear Coilovers

Edited by brightsparkz, 19 November 2007 - 10:44 PM.
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Edited by brightsparkz, 19 November 2007 - 10:44 PM.
Posted 20 November 2007 - 07:57 AM
i like your ideas, been wanting to make my own electric mini for a while now but i dont like the idea of lots of batterys weighing things down, also i wanted to make my own motor, a brushless repulsion motor run pulse discharge from 5000v microwave oven capacitor banks charged by an inverter. tho this is very dangerous as 1 jolt and you could lose a finger or even your life. tho doing it this way makes things alot easier on the control electronics side as you dont have to handle such high currents. high voltages are easyer to control just harder to keep in the wire lol
1 thing i sugest you look into, tho this is very complicated and makes some people go "thats imposible it violated the third law of thermodynamics" or "your insane" is charge recycling, it is possible to power inductive loads and charge batterys at the same time by the use of clever switching it will not run forever but the efficiency of the system will increase quite alot. its something to think about for the future, its wise to start with a small model and make that work and understand it before atempting to build one into you current system (no pun intended)
il give you more details so you can have a play with the circuit and see for you self if it works
Posted 20 November 2007 - 08:03 AM
The "charge recycling" you mention, sounds like the work of that american guy who dresses like a cow-boy (his name escapes me at the moment), who has been touting this device for some time (a motor, bulb, a battery and some odd bits of wire that poke out from a paper mache / tin foil dome - alleged to "hide" the workings until patented...). The guy in question is the biggest crook I have ever seen in my life, and I remember a public demonstration he gave in front of the media a few years ago.......which resulted in him attacking and physically throwing a member of the public audience out of the room, who dared to ask "how do we know it's real, if we can't see the device?". Charming guy!
Posted 20 November 2007 - 09:53 AM
charlie Brown ?
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Posted 21 November 2007 - 12:36 AM
id have to agree with you there, most of the free energy devices are frauds, the ev motor was a brilliant design highly efficient because it ran at such high voltages and also ran cold becuse it had a double wound coil one to power it one to allow the built up magnetic flux(emf) to be converted back into electricity, so was not converted into heat like in a noraml motor, thus higher efficiency, i knew this would get people to go mental, why dont u try some experiments before you come to conclusions. i know half of you wont know what im talking about, i suggest you start with the work of nikola tesla.
capacitors and inductors work well together , they alow the energy to be stored in different forms, you know how a radio reciver or transmitter works, well if u excite a coil and capacitor in parrallel they continue to resonate after the power has been taken away, unlike a coil directly conected to a battery which will only turn off then on with the emf wasted as heat, with no path to go.
the ideas are not silly they are simple fundemental science you can look at charlie browns tin foil work all you want its C**p. dont compare one thing to another im not talking about an electrostatic motor, there are serious companies researching this and twice as many companies selling BS that doesnt work.
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Looking forward to seeing this car completed at each stage, good work!
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How long before you borrow a couple of golf cart batteries and hook them directly to the motor for some low speed 36V fun in a carpark though, eh?![]()
You know you will, all in the name of "testing" of course.![]()
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