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From: scott@csustan.csustan.edu (Scott Falke)
Subject: Re: Looking for 3 phase brushless DC motor
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In article <3etatq$ngp@utdallas.edu> brop9555@utdallas.edu writes:
>I am looking for a small (1.5" or less diameter) 3 phase brushless DC 
>motor.  Does anyone know where I might be able to find one?


Uh, er, Nathan, unless Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla and Elvis 
have resurfaced (real bad pun; sorry) and made up in the 
afterlife and are alive and living in Dallas, what you're 
asking for doesn't exist.  As I've understood things, three 
phase is purely an alternating-current characteristic, 
although AC induction motors are inherently brushless...    

But, I stand corrected if I've missed out on this wonderful 
and amazing new kind of power(!) 

				-substation scott

