Christophe wrote:Had to put a 6V-12V DC converter with the amps that go well at the output of the alternator ... but hey at the time it must have cost an arm ...

We used that to operate the car radios.
But, there have never been 6V alternators...

PhileVieux wrote:...

As it is a brushed motor, there should be a way to uncouple the stator from the rotor. You just have to find a way...

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Hi, just remove one carbon to uncouple the rotor.

It was just in case there was really no air entering the circuit of the panels. This would not be normal operation for a self-draining system.

I think you have an air inlet in the circuit, ideally air from the buffer.

6 meters is approximately the maximum pumping (or siphoning) height on the suction side. Above the depression is too strong and the water evaporates.

... Maybe there is no air intake simply because the pressure drops and the diameters of the pipes are sufficient for the water to fall under the action of gravity? ... How could water sink if its volume is not compensated with air? ... In fact, since the h...

... What is this story about a fan powered by pumps? :?: :?: pumps 12-2022.jpg On the left, two PC power supply fans in series. Powered by the same relay as the pumps, they turn when it empties. It seems to me along the same lines... It's 24V DC three-phase pumps, and the...

Our five senses have been prepared for a long time. Differentiate a natural fabric from a synthetic fabric. Differentiate a synthetic image from a natural image. As for a sound, an aroma or a taste. Not everyone knows how to get the wheat from the chaff... It's the same for the sixth...

Christophe spoke about the temperature of the edge of the slab, I still hope that the top is insulated...

... Maybe there is no air intake simply because the pressure drops and the diameters of the pipes are sufficient for the water to fall under the action of gravity? ... How could water sink if its volume is not compensated with air? In my house, the water goes down...

Hello,

I was asking the question of the air in the panels, because at home each time the panels are emptied I have a lot of air bubbles, and I wonder what it could do daily under the wax...?

And it would be interesting to know if it is outside (dry) air or buffer air.