Soldering Wires On Charge Accelerator Stator Half

I have finished soldering the wires onto one half of the Q3 charge accelerator stator assembly. Read the full article here: http://www.thedoityourselfworld.com/articles/article.php?id=11401

I used two different colors, red and black, for the assembly of the stator half. This will help me to better identify the coil start and end wires easier when connecting them to the bridge rectifier sets later on.

I ran the coil wires through the small holes in the stator frame so that all the wiring will be on the back side of the coils and away from the spinning magnets.

I used plastic zip ties to hold all the wires neatly in place and out of the way.

The red wire was for the outside wire, or end wire, of the coil. The black wire was for the inside wire, or start wire, of the coil.

When wiring these coils up to the power supply and the output bridge rectifiers it will be important to keep the same orientation of all the coils.

I left about six inches of wire extending past the stator assembly so that I can work with it easier later on.

I routed all the wires neatly around the coils and zip tied them into place. Then I cut the zip ties close so that everything looks nice.

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