Just removed my electronic stator and it looks to be a SIL one. A couple of posts have suggested that its worth protecting the windings on SIL stators. I have seen a couple of pictures with what looks to be potting compound added where the wires exit the windings. Is potting compound suitable or is there a better solution ?
Any advice appreciated cheers.
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Indian Stator (I think)
by srx600 » Tue Jan 24, 2023 12:53 pm
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Re: Indian Stator (I think)
by Norrie Bodge » Tue Jan 24, 2023 9:36 pm
Aaraldite or even nail varnish will do
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Re: Indian Stator (I think)
by coaster » Tue Jan 24, 2023 11:20 pm
You can buy Coil Laquer which is thin enough to infiltrate the coil windings and reduce the chance of the coil insulating coating wearing with vibration. As mentioned, nail varnish would probably work too. As for the connections, Araldite is what you need, put a dollop an all the joints and also use to 'anchor' any wires to stop them vibrating
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