@@fakeit6339 there is label with KONCAR sign and that is big electrical corporation was in Yugoslavia (former) now in Croatia and yes they made motors and electrical appliances and all other sort of electrical things . Here's they web site www.koncar.hr/
by the way:is this called induction motor? for sure not the universal type. second thing: it will be a good idea developing the system to have sort of electric box to connect different speeds by just choosing correct combination.
thanks for your comments this is an induction motor the squirrel cage one but it's a commonly used one the speeds as i've said in the video are automated by the machine and i mean the actuator i wanted just to show how to predict the link between coils and pins good luck Mr Sameh
@@fakeit6339 thank you is yours a 2 speed motor? mine is a selni v609 motor. same shape but with a base. it looks same wiring system but actually has full 6 wires! so number 4 is not missing in my system so i call it 4 and i have 5 and 6 opposed to your 4 and 5 respectively. doing continuity test i get continuity only between three wires: numbers : 4,5 &6 and the numbers are: 4+6=10ohm 4+5=22ohm 5+6=32ohm so wondering how should i connect that! i assume i can choose 2 combinations for 2 different speeds and maybe another combination for speed clockwise vs counterclockwise? maybe you have an idea. thanks thanks
Thanks for the explanation very simple and works very well, ithelped me work an old washing machine motor to use in my diy projects
Better than other videos I’ve watched. Good.
Well done...thank you for sharing
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thank you
Thanks for the explanation my friend its very instructive
سلام خوية عندي فحال هاد الموتور و معرفتش كفاش نخدموا الى كان ممكن تشرح بلعربية
Can speak faster here.. Are we ok sir?
Cool video
thank you my friend
@@fakeit6339 no problem
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Thank u
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very helpful. thank you very much
Mains wire, colour clearly not visible, pls places it on white background table, show it clearly with good audio?😱
Made in Yugoslavia Rade Koncar motor factory in Zagreb
@@fakeit6339 yeah it had a label on the motor . Where are you from ?
@@fakeit6339 there is label with KONCAR sign and that is big electrical corporation was in Yugoslavia (former) now in Croatia and yes they made motors and electrical appliances and all other sort of electrical things . Here's they web site www.koncar.hr/
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by the way:is this called induction motor? for sure not the universal type.
second thing: it will be a good idea developing the system to have sort of electric box to connect different speeds by just choosing correct combination.
thanks for your comments this is an induction motor the squirrel cage one but it's a commonly used one the speeds as i've said in the video are automated by the machine and i mean the actuator i wanted just to show how to predict the link between coils and pins good luck Mr Sameh
@@fakeit6339 thank you
is yours a 2 speed motor?
mine is a selni v609 motor. same shape but with a base. it looks same wiring system but actually has full 6 wires! so number 4 is not missing in my system so i call it 4 and i have 5 and 6 opposed to your 4 and 5 respectively.
doing continuity test i get continuity only between three wires: numbers : 4,5 &6 and the numbers are:
4+6=10ohm
4+5=22ohm
5+6=32ohm
so wondering how should i connect that! i assume i can choose 2 combinations for 2 different speeds and maybe another combination for speed clockwise vs counterclockwise?
maybe you have an idea.
thanks
thanks
Can't hear this dude, did he not check the video
very bad explanation sorry
The video is pretty helpful. Your perception of safety is awful!!!