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  I been modifying 200 series motors for some time in my previous posts using f3 motors

but I have an Olive alco coming that I wanted to keep original, so I had an original 200 series motor I cleaned and serviced

However, since I can't or don't have meters to dyno test

I added those super small magnets on both sides of the field as shown



anybody have any thoughts that it won't match the armature or possibly run better slow speeds or high

and be an upgrade for the motor...

thanks for the info. Daniel

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@DanssuperO,

I think you're on to something.  Now, if you can just pull off those magnets, flip them over, and stick them back on it might help.

The bad part is that you have to do this 60 times a second, and do so while the engine is moving down the track.

Seriously though, some of the very best innovations have come from thinking outside the box in this way.  What happens is that attempting to solve one problem, one with an unreachable solution, creates a bigger, but fundamentally different one.  Sometimes that bigger and different one happens to be much easier to solve than the original one, and ends up solving the original one at the same time.

Kill two birds instead of one, but make both problems easier to solve in the process.

Mike

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