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I was at the university library today. While I was there I took photos of some textbook
pages on electrical machine design and repair. Thought it might be of some interest to
those here who dabble with electric motors.


http://home.tir.com/~artemus/Growler/


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Rick wrote:
I was at the university library today. While I was there I took photos of some textbook
pages on electrical machine design and repair. Thought it might be of some interest to
those here who dabble with electric motors.


http://home.tir.com/~artemus/Growler/


Thanks Rick, interesting stuff.
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"Rick" wrote:

I was at the university library today. While I was there I took photos of
some textbook
pages on electrical machine design and repair. Thought it might be of some
interest to
those here who dabble with electric motors.


http://home.tir.com/~artemus/Growler/


I have a growler thats been collecting dust well over 20 years, worked
great last time I used it... make an offer. It's heavy, shipping won't
be cheap unless you can pick it up in the W Los Angeles area.

I can put a jpg in the drop box if anyone's interested.

Erik
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