Re: An Economical Magnecharger (inductive charger)

[Lee Hart <leeahart@earthlink.net>]

Rod Hower wrote:
> I'm afraid I can't be of any assistance when it
> comes to machining capabilities; however, if you
> need insulated wire for winding Xfmrs, I can send you
> what you want (from very small guage to 14GA).
> Also, if you need some IGBT's, Mosfets or diodes for this
> experiment, let me know, I will send them (free of charge
> for your help on the list!)

Thanks, Rod!

At this stage, we're just brainstorming. I'm letting the EV list's group
mind grope around to see if there are any worthwhile improvements or
fatal flaws.

Magnet wire is certain to come in handy. I don't expect it to have any
big transistors, but diodes will certainly be used.
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