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Another Hub Dynamo question

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  1. Are Schmidt and SON the same thing?

  2. Richard Bates said:

    Are Schmidt and SON the same thing?

    Yes.

  3. "Richard Bates" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Richard Bates said:

    Are Schmidt and SON the same thing?

    Yes.

    SON = Schmidt's Original Naben(hub)dynamo

    When Wifried Schmidt first designed the SON, he licenced/sold the design to
    Union (now Marwi), who made a cheapskate job of manufacturing it, so the
    connections out from the generator inside the hub to the terminals outside
    broke fairly easily.
    After a while, he got fed up with this state of affairs, retrieved the
    design, and started making it himself, properly, and marketed it as the
    "Original" non-cheapskate version. (It had done the rounds of shows &
    magazine reviews for a couple of years before Union started manufacture)

    Andrew

    (as you might guess, I've got a dead Union version (WING-1) in the back of a
    drawer somewhere)

  4. Andrew Sweetman said:
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    (as you might guess, I've got a dead Union version (WING-1) in the back of a
    drawer somewhere)

    If it is the version where you can't see the bearings from outside, SON
    can update the interior with their own stator for a reasonable fee.
    Other Wings can be repaired.

    Contact the factory if you're interested
    --
    ---
    Marten Gerritsen

    INFOapestaartjeM-GINEERINGpuntNL
    www.m-gineering.nl

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