[Sneap] Generating Voltmeter Motor for KS-4000 VDG

[Klaus Bahner]

Fred,
 
It should be a straightforward issue to get that motor rewound - with or
without the proceedings.
I've got our GVM motor (an EN, but I believe it's the same or a similar
model in the KN) rewound several years ago. It took a couple of days in one
local electrical machine shop and was compared to a new motor dirt cheap.
Rewinding an electrical motor is standard industry practice, any local
electrical machine shop (-> yellow pages) should be able to do it. The only
unusual about it is, that it has become a bit uncommon to rewind small
machines, because nowadays - due to standardization - small replacement
motors are easy to get and comparable cheap. But in case there is no easy
replacement, rewinding even small machines is still very common.   
 
Regards,
Klaus Bahner
 
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From: sneap-bounces at tunl.duke.edu [mailto:sneap-bounces at tunl.duke.edu] On
Behalf Of Fred B. Bateman
Sent: 13. maj 2009 15:23
To: Symposium of Northeastern Accelerator Personnel
Subject: Re: [Sneap] Generating Voltmeter Motor for KS-4000 VDG



Allan,

Thanks. I'm not sure how to access the proceedings. Are they available
somewhere online?

Regards,

Fred Bateman

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