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EddieO
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I am looking to build a NEO magnet magnetizer for RC motors. Currently we are having issues with the motors losing magnet strength after they are run. The rotors to replace are $30+. In the Old days, we ran brushed ceramic magnet motors. With these, we had a magnetizer to simply zap the motors back to strength. Now, the entire hobby has switched over to Brushless motors, which all use a sintered NEO magnet on the rotor.
The rotors look like this. Half is magnetized to the south, the other to the north.
Now a few specifics...
I am electrically inclined. I've assembled numerous projects from the ground up, including a ceramic mangetizer, LipO battery chargers, and more. I am an extremely good at soldering and I very safe in all my projects.
I know that I will be playing with large amounts of voltage and amperage...
The rotors can be removed from the motors very easily. The magnet cannot be removed from the shaft.
I am in need of help designing the magnetizer along with the fixture to hold the arm. If the unit can be even somewhat portable, that would be a big plus.
Any help would be great.
Later EddieO
The rotors look like this. Half is magnetized to the south, the other to the north.
Now a few specifics...
I am electrically inclined. I've assembled numerous projects from the ground up, including a ceramic mangetizer, LipO battery chargers, and more. I am an extremely good at soldering and I very safe in all my projects.
I know that I will be playing with large amounts of voltage and amperage...
The rotors can be removed from the motors very easily. The magnet cannot be removed from the shaft.
I am in need of help designing the magnetizer along with the fixture to hold the arm. If the unit can be even somewhat portable, that would be a big plus.
Any help would be great.
Later EddieO