Thanet Motor, where and what 2
Thanet Motor, where and what 3
Thanet Motor, where and what 4
Next some Thanet stuff for those not particularly interested in Thanet motors
A little light relief from the fairly recent past
A Ramsgate fishing smack note the smoke coming from the winch engine
next yesterday's answer
this is the old Waygood Otis lift motor in Granville house, not the one in use now I hasten to add.
The only old Waygood Otis I have seen with an AC induction motor or a brushless motor
There are loads of old Waygood Otis DC motors and until about 1972 DC motors had to have carbon brushes and a brass comutator which stands out very clearly on Waygood Otis motors. from about 1972 a combination of integrated circuits and power transistors could be used to make a DC motor work without brushes.
This is a typical Waygood Otis DC lift motor the red arrows point to the brushes and the blue one ot the commutator.
This is a rather unusual lie about motors as you can clearly see the horse's bottom
don't scroll down further if you came here to escape the depressing news about the pandemic
that filler photo was Margate Lido
At the moment the UK's death rate per head of population and increase in new cases both stand at nearly the worst in the world
I think important to understand that this means we are doing much worse than america at the moment
Here are the coronavirus statistics from the euronews website
grim reading but at some point in the future I think it will be very difficult to find these statistics.
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