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I am interested in building a basic monopole motor, not for battery charging, but just to spin the wheel. Is there a schematic out there for this that only uses 1 battery? I need to have a parts list, and schematic. I will need to spin the wheel up to around 2k RPM (or more) with a standard 12v battery (even the small 2ah or 7ah SLA would do). My basic SG only runs around 250 RPM at its max, but its designed for battery charging...
What Im building will simply be a flywheel, that spins at 2k or more RPM's. There will be very little drag from the bearings, an just a little drag from Lentz law. It will not be necessary to have a charge battery on the system, since this is not what the design will be used for. The run battery will be charged separately so there does not need to be a "charge" circuit in the diagram. Id like to use Neo's for the magnets, just because they are much more powerful and should give a better driving force for the flywheel. Plus they are easier to attach in a more permanent way (where they wont fly off at high RPM's) than any ceramics that I've found.
The flywheel will be machined, solid aluminum and although size is not really an issue, Id like to know what the best size and number of Neo's to use for the highest RPM's possible. There is also the matter of the coil center. Should welding rods still be used? or would I get a better driving force using a solid iron core?
Please don't ask "Why" I am doing this, I am not ready to divulge that information
However, there is a reason behind the madness. 
Besides, if your real smart, you should already know what Im planning HAHA! 
-Pastor Gordon
What Im building will simply be a flywheel, that spins at 2k or more RPM's. There will be very little drag from the bearings, an just a little drag from Lentz law. It will not be necessary to have a charge battery on the system, since this is not what the design will be used for. The run battery will be charged separately so there does not need to be a "charge" circuit in the diagram. Id like to use Neo's for the magnets, just because they are much more powerful and should give a better driving force for the flywheel. Plus they are easier to attach in a more permanent way (where they wont fly off at high RPM's) than any ceramics that I've found.
The flywheel will be machined, solid aluminum and although size is not really an issue, Id like to know what the best size and number of Neo's to use for the highest RPM's possible. There is also the matter of the coil center. Should welding rods still be used? or would I get a better driving force using a solid iron core?
Please don't ask "Why" I am doing this, I am not ready to divulge that information
However, there is a reason behind the madness. Besides, if your real smart, you should already know what Im planning HAHA! -Pastor Gordon
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