Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] New Book Needed

The Rosenberg "Electric Motor Repair" is a classic. I've got an old copy
around here somewhere. It's rather out of date, though, and it's bound
weird and expensive.

I'm an old, gray haired, more or less retired, industrial electrical
contractor/engineer. I'm sure I've worked with thousands of odd-ball
motors, and I still see strange ones that I've never seen before. I
don't think a fully comprehensive motor book exists, and if it did, it
would be to big to carry. Sorry.

Jeff

On Wed, 4 Oct 2000 11:49:14 EDT, you wrote:

>In a message dated 10/4/00 9:24:52 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
>jvicars@... writes:
>
><< Does such a book exist? I will pay!! >>
>
>Not the book you named but there is an excellent motor book, named:
>Electric Motor Repair, by Robert Rosenberg. Holt, Rinehart and Winston , Inc.
> ISBN 0-03-079090-5. Copywrite dates from 1946 to 1970, the later being the
>second edition. I have had my copy since the seventies and have found it to
>be very valuable on the pre stepper, servo, brushless motor designs.
>It will not contain anything about the newer motors, but contains extremely
>practical information about everything old, including things that have been
>obsolete for many many years. I would suggest interlibrary loan before its
>purchase, if you are interested in the new stuff.
>It is really two books in one ring bound, left book is the wiring, and
>winding information, right book is the text and study guide, common cover,
>between the two books.
>"A PRACTICAL BOOK ON THE WINDING, REPAIR, AND TROUBLESHOOTING OF A-C AND D-C
>MOTORS AND CONTROLLERS"
>your local rewinding shop might have a copy that you can take a glance at.
>bill
>