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	==Business Model==		==Business Model==
	The business model focuses on developing a low-cost, one-off fabrication capacity for electric motors, to be deployed as decentralized enterprise options for right livelihood, according to the principles of living described [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Hugapaloosa here].		The business model focuses on developing a low-cost, one-off fabrication capacity for electric motors, to be deployed as decentralized enterprise options for right livelihood, according to the principles of living described [[Hugapaloosa\|here]].

	The role of OSE will be to provide full technical support, enterprise training, and fabrication facility development. This may involve at-cost leasing of OSE's Compressed Earth Block press for structural masonry, or sawmill for lumber production. Equipment costs are as follows:		The role of OSE will be to provide full technical support, enterprise training, and fabrication facility development. This may involve at-cost leasing of OSE's Compressed Earth Block press for structural masonry, or sawmill for lumber production. Equipment costs are as follows:

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	==Business Model==		==Business Model==
	The business model focuses on developing a low-cost, one-off fabrication capacity for electric motors, to be deployed as decentralized enterprise options for right livelihood, according to the principles of living described [[Hugapaloosa\|here]].		The business model focuses on developing a low-cost, one-off fabrication capacity for electric motors, to be deployed as decentralized enterprise options for right livelihood, according to the principles of living described [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Hugapaloosa here].

	The role of OSE will be to provide full technical support, enterprise training, and fabrication facility development. This may involve at-cost leasing of OSE's Compressed Earth Block press for structural masonry, or sawmill for lumber production. Equipment costs are as follows:		The role of OSE will be to provide full technical support, enterprise training, and fabrication facility development. This may involve at-cost leasing of OSE's Compressed Earth Block press for structural masonry, or sawmill for lumber production. Equipment costs are as follows:

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	==Business Model==		==Business Model==
	The business model focuses on developing a low-cost, one-off fabrication capacity for electric motors, to be deployed as decentralized enterprise options for right livelihood, according to the principles of living described [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Hugapaloosa here].		The business model focuses on developing a low-cost, one-off fabrication capacity for electric motors, to be deployed as decentralized enterprise options for right livelihood, according to the principles of living described [[Hugapaloosa\|here]].

	The role of OSE will be to provide full technical support, enterprise training, and fabrication facility development. This may involve at-cost leasing of OSE's Compressed Earth Block press for structural masonry, or sawmill for lumber production. Equipment costs are as follows:		The role of OSE will be to provide full technical support, enterprise training, and fabrication facility development. This may involve at-cost leasing of OSE's Compressed Earth Block press for structural masonry, or sawmill for lumber production. Equipment costs are as follows:

Insidious: categorized

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categorized

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	[[Category:Transport]]		[[Category:Transport]]
	[[Category:Electric Motors]]		[[Category:Electric Motors]]
			[[Category:Business Model]]

Insidious: categorized

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categorized

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	Dynamic balancing is required. The balancing setup for this includes a balancing jig, oscilloscope, piezoelecttric sensor, and a strobe light.		Dynamic balancing is required. The balancing setup for this includes a balancing jig, oscilloscope, piezoelecttric sensor, and a strobe light.
	Power output is measured via ?		Power output is measured via ?

			[[Category:Transport]]
			[[Category:Electric Motors]]

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 ##4 wheel drive
-The business model focuses on developing a low-cost fabrication capacity for the above, to be deployed as decentralized enterprise options for right livelihood, according to the principles described [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Hugapaloosa here]
+==Business Model==
 ==Fabrication Capacity==

208.110.79.246: /* Material Costs */

2007-10-01T17:42:22Z

Material Costs

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	====Material Costs====		====Material Costs====
	#25 magnets at under $1 each		#25 magnets at under $1 each, $20
	#Shaft - $10		#Shaft - $5
	#		#Winding wire - $10/motor
			#Winding core - $5 material cost
			#Bearings - $5 each, $8
			#Collars - 2, total $2
			#Hall effect sensor probes - $10
			#Other electronic components - $10
			#Case aluminum - $3

			Total material costs: $73 per motor

	====Testing Procedures====		====Testing Procedures====

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2007-10-01T17:38:07Z

Motor Fabrication Requirements

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	###Simple aluminum casting furnace - $100		###Simple aluminum casting furnace - $100
	####Good links at backyardmetalcasting.com		####Good links at backyardmetalcasting.com
			#Stamping sheet metal for the winding core
			##Stamping equipment - cost $?
			#Motor winding
			##Manual winding jig - cost $?
			##Automated winding jig - sost $?

	====Material Costs====		====Material Costs====

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2007-10-01T17:36:00Z

Motor Fabrication Requirements

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	####[http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1669&catname= $55, 2 CFM at 15 psi]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1761&catname= 3 hp head, $100]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1526&catname= 1.5 hp, $90]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1512&catname= 1 hp, $110]		####[http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1669&catname= $55, 2 CFM at 15 psi]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1761&catname= 3 hp head, $100]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1526&catname= 1.5 hp, $90]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1512&catname= 1 hp, $110]
	####1/3 hp electric motor at <$50 from Habitat Re-Store or [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=10-1459&catname=electric Surpluscenter]		####1/3 hp electric motor at <$50 from Habitat Re-Store or [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=10-1459&catname=electric Surpluscenter]
			###Simple aluminum casting furnace - $100
			####Good links at backyardmetalcasting.com

	====Material Costs:
			====Material Costs====
	#25 magnets at under $1 each		#25 magnets at under $1 each
	#Shaft - $10		#Shaft - $10

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2007-10-01T17:17:39Z

Motor Fabrication Requirements

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	####[http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1586&catname= $30 at Surpluscenter]- .18 CFM at 20 PSI		####[http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1586&catname= $30 at Surpluscenter]- .18 CFM at 20 PSI
	####[http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1669&catname= $55, 2 CFM at 15 psi]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1761&catname= 3 hp head, $100]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1526&catname= 1.5 hp, $90]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1512&catname= 1 hp, $110]		####[http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1669&catname= $55, 2 CFM at 15 psi]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1761&catname= 3 hp head, $100]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1526&catname= 1.5 hp, $90]; [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=4-1512&catname= 1 hp, $110]
	####electric motor ($50~~) plus air compressor head~~		####1/3 hp electric motor at <$50 from Habitat Re-Store or [http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2007100111405106&item=10-1459&catname=electric Surpluscenter]

	====Material Costs:		====Material Costs:

Electrilite - Revision history

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208.110.79.246 at 17:51, 3 October 2007

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208.110.79.246: /* Motor Fabrication Requirements */

208.110.79.246: /* Motor Fabrication Requirements */

208.110.79.246: /* Motor Fabrication Requirements */

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