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Forum Index : Windmills : 80c NEOS

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DaViD

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Posted: 03:50am 08 Apr 2009
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Hi fellas, All I've been able to find in disc mags that are 2"x1/2" are only rated for 80c temp. if I can cool the genny enough will this temp. rating work?
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GWatPE

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Posted: 11:34am 08 Apr 2009
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This temp rating is normal for neo's above N40. My 2"x1/2" round disks are N38 and 120C rated.

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DaViD

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Posted: 01:45pm 10 Apr 2009
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Hi Gordon, I've looked around on the web here in the states and have not had any luck finding any disc's that are below N40 grade. Can you tell me where I might find them?
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niall1

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Posted: 11:00pm 10 Apr 2009
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hi David

just a thought..but even here in ireland on a hot day ..(alas a beautiful but rare thing .. ) the temp on a car bonnet can easily hit 60/70 degrees c ....80 seems a bit close ...
Edited by niall1 2009-04-12
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GWatPE

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Posted: 11:42pm 10 Apr 2009
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Hi DaViD,

I purchased my mags in Aus, from a ferrite and mag importer called Neosid. A lower temp rating give the undesirable possibility of unequal flux loss. If SaCo were more powerful, these would be the go.

Gordon.
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DaViD

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Posted: 01:31pm 11 Apr 2009
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I'm going to keep looking for some higher temp. mags. maybe i'll run across some soon
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DaViD

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Posted: 03:42pm 29 Apr 2009
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Thanks Gordon!!! I cant believe it, they have a place that is less than 40 miles from me that has them in stock! Edited by DaViD 2009-05-01
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