Author Topic: REICO Generator (Read 1701 times)

classixs · « **on:** February 03, 2020, 01:34:05 pm »

Congrats Mike !

That lump just oozes quality, will be looking forward to see i hooked up to the 50.

As far as gluing in the magnets, i would simply use an oldschool solvent based contact cement/contact glue.
Spead a thin layer on both surfaces. let it sit for 5 minutes to pre-cure, and press the surfaces firmly together for a minute or so. Then let it sit until next day...and Bob´s your uncle

It´s way better than any epoxy based glue i know of for this specific purpose, since it doesn´t form a completely fixed assembly, as most epoxyglues tend to do when fully hardened , but a slightly flexible one that will accept a pretty serious amount of vibrations.
I know this for a fact, after repairing/restoring quite a few fixed magnet starters on smaller combustion engines. Never had one drop a magnet after this treatment.

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