Comments on: Solar Powered Levitating Mendocino Motor http://www.solardiy-blog.com/solar-do-it-yourself/solar-powered-levitating-mendocino-motor Learn More Pay Less Thu, 26 May 2011 07:55:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: goldslinger http://www.solardiy-blog.com/solar-do-it-yourself/solar-powered-levitating-mendocino-motor/comment-page-1#comment-1565 goldslinger Thu, 21 May 2009 01:26:13 +0000 http://www.solardiy-blog.com/solar-do-it-yourself/solar-powered-levitating-mendocino-motor#comment-1565 <b>as per description, ...</b> <br> as per description, each cell generates .5volt @ 500mA. You could take the 4 solar cells and make a small brushed motor scream with alot more torque. as per description, …
as per description, each cell generates .5volt @ 500mA.

You could take the 4 solar cells and make a small brushed motor scream with alot more torque.

]]> By: muddymuddymuddmann http://www.solardiy-blog.com/solar-do-it-yourself/solar-powered-levitating-mendocino-motor/comment-page-1#comment-1566 muddymuddymuddmann Thu, 21 May 2009 01:26:13 +0000 http://www.solardiy-blog.com/solar-do-it-yourself/solar-powered-levitating-mendocino-motor#comment-1566 <b>This one is too ...</b> <br> This one is too cool!!! It comes right out and SCREAMS SIMPLISTIC GENIUS. MUDDMANN This one is too …
This one is too cool!!! It comes right out and SCREAMS SIMPLISTIC GENIUS.
MUDDMANN

]]> By: Nullflux8ight http://www.solardiy-blog.com/solar-do-it-yourself/solar-powered-levitating-mendocino-motor/comment-page-1#comment-1567 Nullflux8ight Thu, 21 May 2009 01:26:13 +0000 http://www.solardiy-blog.com/solar-do-it-yourself/solar-powered-levitating-mendocino-motor#comment-1567 <b>Nice job, thanks ...</b> <br> Nice job, thanks for posting the vid. Can you tell us the voltage and amperage each PV cell you used is, and did you hook the two cells in series or parallel to supply power to one of the coils? In regards to electric789 question, how is it that you find that the Mendocino motor is MUCH less efficient? Thanks again, great demonstration. Nice job, thanks …
Nice job, thanks for posting the vid. Can you tell us the voltage and amperage each PV cell you used is, and did you hook the two cells in series or parallel to supply power to one of the coils? In regards to electric789 question, how is it that you find that the Mendocino motor is MUCH less efficient? Thanks again, great demonstration.

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