Q3 Charge Accelerator Timing Disk & Bearing Plate Assembly

Assembly of the Q3 Charge Accelerator continues with the bearing plate, electronics controls and some more wiring. Read the full article: http://www.thedoityourselfworld.com/articles/article.php?id=11404

I was tired so I spent some time working on more mechanical parts of the charge accelerator which is essentially a pulse motor battery charger. This should restore lead acid batteries faster than my little Bedini motor when tuned properly.

I put together the magnet timing disk. This is a disk with a hub which sits on the end of the shaft of the motor. The magnets will pass a reed switch and turn on the relay to pulse the motor. You can adjust the timing in two different ways on this device. By advancing or retarding the timing or by moving the reed switch closer or farther away.

I put the bearing in the back part of the motor frame. To get it into its seat firmly I actually put it on the floor and used my knees to press it into place all the way around evenly. This worked quite well.

I put the shaft through the bearing so that I could get a feel for how this motor is going to come together. I also put a couple bolts through the frame to hold it upright.

I also put one of the coil stator halves onto the motor to see how it is going to look when assembled.

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