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 Posted - February 23 2013 : 3:45:03 PM
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Would re-magnetizing be possible? I thought of doing it. Would it also make motors better like the power torque motor?
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Posted - February 23 2013 : 5:11:30 PM
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I understand that it's possible, but I've never tried it.
I'm in the middle of an experiment with a Power Torque and I intend on posting about any success that I have.
Stay tuned to this channel!
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Posted - February 23 2013 : 7:43:18 PM
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Of course re-magnetizing is possible, but the machine that does it is not a cheap one, either. It has to put out a HUGE magnetic field to do the job, and I doubt it'd be worth the investment to buy one that could do it just for a few motors. Wrapping some wire around a nail ain't gonna cut it for this job. 
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 Posted - February 23 2013 : 8:35:09 PM
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There may be an easier way to achieve the desired results ... stay tuned to this channel! 
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