Thursday, 9 April 2020

Four Thanet Mystery Motors and the Waygood Otis answer to yesterdays mystery photo

 Thanet Motor, where and what 1

  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

Country, Other
Total Cases
New Cases
Total Deaths
New Deaths
Total Recovered
Active Cases
World
1582135
+64,175
94573
+6,118
348319
1139243
Total:
1582135
+64,175
94573
+6,118
348319
1139243
Europe
775166
+30,250
65453
+4,187
179083
530630
North America
486753
+22,535
17077
+1,450
30790
438886
USA
455454
+20,527
16114
+1,326
24579
414761
Asia
262869
+9,560
9887
+359
128912
124070
Spain
152446
+4,226
15238
+446
52165
85043
Italy
143626
+4,204
18279
+610
28470
96877
France
117749
+4,799
12210
+1,341
23206
82333
Germany
115523
+2,227
2451
+102
46300
66772
China
81865
+63
3335
+2
77370
1160
Iran
66220
+1,634
4110
+117
32309
29801
UK
65077
+4,344
7978
+881
135
56964
Turkey
42282
+4,056
908
+96
2142
39232
South America
36752
+1,290
1478
+84
3959
31315
Belgium
24983
+1,580
2523
+283
5164
17296
Switzerland
24046
+766
948
+53
10600
12498
Netherlands
21762
+1,213
2396
+148
250
19116
Canada
20690
+1,252
503
+76
5196
14991
Brazil
16474
+286
839
+19
173
15462
Portugal
13956
+815
409
+29
205
13342
Austria
13237
+295
295
+22
5240
7702
Africa
12445
+459
613
+37
1651
10181
S. Korea
10423
+39
204
+4
6973
3246
Russia
10131
+1,459
76
+13
698
9357
Israel
9968
+564
86
+13
1011
8871
Sweden
9141
+722
793
+106
205
8143
Oceania
7429
+81
52
+1
3305
4072
India
6725
+809
226
+48
620
5879
Ireland
6574
+500
263
+28
25
6286
Norway
6160
+118
108
+7
32
6020
Australia
6104
+52
51
+1
2987
3066
Chile
5972
+426
57
+9
1274
4641
Denmark
5635
+233
237
+19
1736
3662
Poland
5575
+370
174
+15
284
5117
Czechia
5467
+155
112
+13
301
5054
Romania
5202
+441
248
+28
647
4307
Ecuador
4965
+515
272
+30
339
4354
Japan
4667
94
632
3941
Pakistan
4489
+226
65
+4
572
3852
Peru
4342
138
+17
1333
2871
Malaysia
4228
+109
67
+2
1608
2553
Philippines
4076
+206
203
+21
124
3749
Indonesia
3293
+337
280
+40
252
2761
Saudi Arabia
3287
+355
44
+3
666
2577
Mexico
3181
+396
174
+33
633
2374
Luxembourg
3115
+81
52
+6
374
2689
Serbia
2867
+201
66
+1
118
2683
UAE
2659
12
239
2408
Finland
2605
+118
42
+2
300
2263
Panama
2528
63
16
2449
Thailand
2423
+54
32
+2
940
1451
Qatar
2376
+166
6
206
2164
Dominican Republic
2349
+238
118
+10
80
2151
Colombia
2054
55
123
1876
Greece
1955
+71
87
+4
269
1599
South Africa
1934
+89
18
95
1821
Singapore
1910
+287
6
460
1444
Ukraine
1892
+224
57
+5
45
1790
Argentina
1795
71
+6
365
1359
Algeria
1666
+94
235
+30
347
1084
Iceland
1648
+32
6
688
954
Egypt
1560
103
305
1152
Belarus
1486
+420
16
+3
139
1331
Croatia
1407
+64
20
+1
219
1168
Morocco
1374
+99
97
+4
109
1168
Moldova
1289
+115
29
+2
50
1210
New Zealand
1239
+29
1
317
921
Iraq
1232
+30
69
496
667
Estonia
1207
+22
24
83
1100
Slovenia
1124
+33
43
+3
128
953
Hungary
980
+85
66
+8
96
818
Hong Kong
974
+13
4
293
677
Lithuania
955
+43
16
+1
8
931
Azerbaijan
926
+104
9
+1
101
816
Armenia
921
+40
10
+1
138
773
Kuwait
910
+55
1
111
798
Bahrain
887
+64
5
519
363
Bosnia and Herzegovina
858
+54
35
+1
101
722
Kazakhstan
764
+37
7
60
697
Cameroon
730
10
60
660
721
13
619
89
Diamond Princess
712
11
619
82
Slovakia
701
+19
2
23
676
North Macedonia
663
+46
30
+1
37
596
Tunisia
643
+15
25
+1
25
593
Bulgaria
618
+25
24
48
546
Latvia
589
+12
3
+1
16
570
Andorra
583
+19
25
+2
58
500
Lebanon
582
+6
19
67
496
Uzbekistan
582
+37
3
38
541
Cyprus
564
+38
10
+1
53
501
Cuba
515
+58
15
+3
28
472
Costa Rica
502
3
29
470
Afghanistan
484
+40
15
+1
32
437
Oman
457
+38
3
+1
109
345
Uruguay
456
7
192
257
Burkina Faso
443
+29
24
+1
146
273
Albania
409
+9
23
+1
165
221
Ivory Coast
384
3
48
333

grim reading but at some point in the future I think it will be very difficult to find these statistics.





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