I built my 2- axis tracker with a , Mega, NOAA data, custom stepper actuator, stepper driver. .1 degree accuracy. No aux solar cells

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I was born with two trackers. My left and right arms. Works great!

*Due to the extreme drop in the price of solar panels trackers are now superfluous. It is much cheaper and much more reliable to simply install more panels!* Trackers are mechanics and need maintenance. And they are very susceptible to wind. For this reason and because of the mechanics, most of them only last a 1-10 years. If you want more constant yields throughout the day, you simply have to set up the panels in an S-E and S-W orientation.

*Due to the extreme drop in the price of solar modules tracking systems are now superfluous.* *It is much cheaper and much more reliable to simply install more solar modules!* Trackers are mechanics and need maintenance. And they are very susceptible to wind. For this reason and because of the mechanics, most of them only last a 1-10 years. If you want more constant yields throughout the day, you simply have to set up the modules in an S-E and S-W orientation.

Awesome thanks

Can that mechanism be made in sneakers? It would be cool.

If any1 attempts to build one as well - im right in the middle of research :D Seems like some extra enhancement should be used at 3:25 at the bottom of barrel, so torque dont fuck it up... (not much of a work, and not worth to risk, just add some cross-bars or something...) oh, i see the chain, nvm XD

You should have two rotors with the magnetic poles attracting the magnets across from it, so the magnetic field going through the coils is much stronger. This would give you a rotor above your coil and another rotor below your coil.

I used tarp and string, which I tie to four trees. This is impractical if you don't have this ideal setup. So I have been using the gutter system from buildings. But this is better. I'm just interested in the poles. Can I get those poles from home Depot? What size should I get? Can I still use tarp? How do I tie the poles to the tarp? Can I use alligator clips instead of string? I need to be able to put it up and take it down quickly. I also use 5 gallon buckets. Thanks for your help.

Great Wark I love it

Why’d you stop making videos?

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Why you did not just buy a used dish motor ?

Круто , мне нравится , интересно реализован механизм гусениц

2024. watching from Nepal

Buen video..

Formidable

I am right now making a tank and, this is the best video about it in KZbin

How much hp motor

U need to show how u set up dat drill YO

G⁰dam Darud thank u for making this. I have all of 99% of this in junk in my stach, only thing I need to buy is a siX pk. Thx man.

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Guy, if you're gonna be welding metal, get you a metal table and the actual tools you need to line that shut up. I'm gonna set shit on fire

Man,this is one of the coolest videos I've seen in awhile. Thanks!

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Worked for me, thanks so much

MAGNET to coil ratio should be 4:3 and MAGNET width seems to be STEPPING-CUTTING the TWO arms of the coils at the same time...NO-NO .Half the power or less...9 coils would've worked or slimmer magnets...imho

Fasinating project. If you try this, please wear protective goggles when cutting the barrel with a grinder.

I think you are doing an awesome job sir. I don’t know when these videos were made, but I have seen a video where a guy built a differential that was a chain drive. It was a single team that went to the differential, and it look like it worked great.

Motor ve Redüktör bilgisi paylaşırmısınız?

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Coils or serpentine? Which is more efficient?

Right On!!! I'm taking a class in circuit analysis, and U helped me a great deal to see and comprehend what I need ,n have to do on my favorite project,Thank, More Power 2 U, H ;)

give this guy a lathe and milling machine - buddy I've got an old metal lathe I'll give you, cant help you on the milling machine

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What gain do you get from using a tracker? 15%?

perfect work, super idea. Thanks

realy like using the chain around the drum , gives a great reduction , might use the front sprocket from a motorcycle as i have a motor without a reduction on it probably end up counting the links of the chain and the spocket to see the reduction first , might need to step it down a bit more

One of the best tracker designs I have seen

Muy buena idea,gracias por compartir saludos de Guatemala

I realize this was posted years ago, but had some suggestions for those looking to build a mixer. I've built a couple, the first small one used a HF 2500lb winch motor, it already has the gear reduction and runs on 12v. Used a car fwd hub. I also used golf cart wheels and it pivots on the wheels, so the balance is important, I can lift it and roll it around with the load inside. The chain sprocket is a good idea. One thing I found with my bigger one (used fwd hub and transaxle to get 10:1 ratio, then another reduction as input to transmission and used a big winch motor) is the mix paddles inside should not be up against the barrel, make sure to have a gap there and raise the flat bar. My smaller one used inline skate wheels and they held up just fine. Oh also, the square corner in the back just gets the concrete stuck there, you can see commercial mixers use a rounded or beveled edge in back. For my big one I did like you did for the front, for the plastic barrel, I had to stuff it with some metal plate with concrete behind it. This added weight to it, but the hdpe plastic barrels nothing sticks to it.

My dad would make anything he needed or when repairing something. He simply was a genius and my go to for issues. I called him Papa MacGuiver. He would’ve loved your project, as do I. Thank you for showing step by step how you made it and demoing using it. Wonderful work!

Nice sir iam from india .state tamilnadu

One tricky point to make here, the core you used could have been an elongated triangle which would have fit your stater space better making more powerful coils in the process.

Very analog. A simple 4 zone light intensity sensor could just manually advance throughout the day and it could all be a simple program in arduino

I wonder if this could be powered by 2 x18v batteries? So I can use off grid and with my makita battery system

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Old washing machine motor should work.