Re-Inventing The Wheel-Part1-Clemente_Figuera

[citfta]

Fake!!!

Dwane,

The video is a fake! UFO and I were just having fun making silly comments about it. Nothing as sloppily put together as that could possibly work like the video seems to claim.

To answer your questions though it appears the stator is from a multispeed induction motor similar to what is used in washing machines and dish washers. The armature looks similar to a universal motor such as used in power saws or vacuum cleaners.

Please don't waste any more time thinking about the video. It is like thousands of others that are posted to fool people that have no experience in electronics. The only purpose of the video is to try and get subscribers for his Youtube channel. The more subscribers he gets, the more money he gets from Youtube.

Carroll

[Dwane]

Hi Guys,
Great video!!! The build is obviously using two components from different systems. The stator is interesting. Do we know how this is wound and where it comes from? The Armature, where did this come from? Also, this looks like it has been modified with the bluetac on it?

too many questions?

Regards

Dwane

[citfta]

Sorry

I am sorry to have to disappoint you UFO. But I have only been soldering for a little over 50 years so my soldering skills are just not up to the level presented in the video. My replication would surely be a failure.

I did notice after watching again that we may have both missed another key feature. The armature is very loose in the stator housing causing some very high flux leakage. Maybe that is the real key to success.

Carroll

[Ufopolitics]

Hi Arne,

I think you missed a couple of very important parts of the video. First you obviously must leave your soldering pencil as nasty as possible so you can get those special solder connections. Then you must connect that bridge rectifier with the AC side going to the field coils and the DC side going to the armature windings. That is probably the most important secret in the video. I mean if that doesn't convince you that guy knows what he is doing, what would it take to convince you?

Carroll

Hi Citfta,

Sorry but I highly disagree about important details (on video) that must be accomplished when putting it together...

Did you notice when Generating Universal Motor gets front pulley-plastic fan attached to its shaft?

Well...that's ONE MAIN KEY there!!

Notice how much that front Wheel-assy WOBBLES?
It is DEFINITIVELY an UNBALANCED FLYWHEEL!!!
IMHO if that frt wheel is balanced...it simply won't work!!

Hope you could reproduce it AS IS on Video.

Finally...see how wrong you were about YouTube??!!


Regards



Ufopolitics

[citfta]

Hi Arne,

I think you missed a couple of very important parts of the video. First you obviously must leave your soldering pencil as nasty as possible so you can get those special solder connections. Then you must connect that bridge rectifier with the AC side going to the field coils and the DC side going to the armature windings. That is probably the most important secret in the video. I mean if that doesn't convince you that guy knows what he is doing, what would it take to convince you? And then the last thing I saw was that you have to leave the 9 volt battery connected until he can turn on the hidden switch. Just connecting the battery until the motor gets up to speed is not good enough.

Thanks UFO for a good laugh.

Carroll

[Ufopolitics]

To succeed you'll need that music in the background also!
Regards Arne

DEFINITIVELY so!

[seaad]

To succeed you'll need that music in the background also!
Regards Arne

[Ufopolitics]

Free Energy Universal Motor...

Ok Guys...

For those who already got your Universal Motor to build the Citfta's Part G...but still waiting on more parts...in the meantime...you could put together this awesome project to demonstrate free energy and Motion Perpetual Machines are out there BUT BASICALLY

VERY SIMPLE TO BUILD...

Bistander and Citfta I know you will not just walk, but run to build this one:

[VIDEO]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QWXQ9eagfc0#[/VIDEO]

All you need is some wood, a small DC Motor...a 9V Battery...and YES, a plastic welder gun...to glue the heck out of all...oh! and a soldering gun.



Regards



Ufopolitics

[Dwane]

Hi Guys,
I have been wondering about the efficiency of the armature field coils. Using uniform fields in the armature might not be giving us a maximum definition of flux at the primary coils. I also wondered if they need to be rewound so as to reflect the change in induction possible anticipated by Clemente. The object that keeps springing to my mind is the notion that what Clemente specifically wanted was a change in field strength that deliberately forces a gradual structural change to the magnetic flux created. That is, the "G" rotor is where all the action is. The field coils of the primary are all fixed, whether there is one coil or 20 coils. The flux coming from the "G" rotor is what creates the field dynamic. I hope I have made myself clear.

My Washing machine motor is in the post!

Regards

Dwane

[seaad]

Part G different principles

https://vimeo.com/178144785

[bistander]

Field coils on partG

...

Take a look at below image:



Now you are very familiar how these motors work...but I will add some details:

When these motors run with DC, their brushes are fixed positive and negative, or could be a Positive PWM, to obtain a constant speed...When running on AC, brushes swap polarity at cycles, BUT ALSO the Stator Fields, reason why they run on both currents.

However on Citfta's Design as above, adding the two stator coils in series to each brush, brushes ALTERNATE POTENTIALS between Hi-Lo Positives, AS WELL as Stator Coils...and in my "rough" opinion about this circuit...

I believe by using this diagram-circuit, we would be switching the interacting flux from one half of the stator to the other...which is all about same flux...just displacing through air gap at high RPM's.

Do you think motor-controller above should run?, lousy but move in order to "assist" prime mover?
...

Hi Ufo,

I don't think it'll work well to energize field coils (or use PM field) on an armature modded to run as partG. Doing so will generate voltage and "extra" current in the primary coils not consistent with the tone of Figuera, and cause shaft torque and load current in the prime mover of partG which is intolerable IMO. The steel poles in the stator complete the magnetic circuit around the armature so contribute to high inductance in the armature coils, which you want.

I think for a good partG you need high inductance and low resistance. When citfta shorted his stator coils he likely effectively increased the reactance of the armature coils giving him a favorable outcome.

There may be a mechanical means to increase the inductance of this modded arm partG. Motors run the stator and armature fields in quadrature. Since our machine doesn't use the stator field, the steel structure position isn't critical for field interaction. A reposition could significantly reduce reluctance in the modded armature magnetic circuit which then will increase inductance of the coils. To easily test this, simply rotate the brush holder plate 90° (for 2-pole machine).

FWIW, I can't envision a re-wind being helpful at this stage of development.

Regards,

bi

[Ufopolitics]

Hello Bi and Ufo,

I like my modified motor because it lends itself so well to a lot of different experimental ideas. One idea I tried yesterday was to short out each of the field coils by just connecting the leads together. What really surprised me was that when both field coils were shorted the output went up slightly more than double what it was when the coils were just idly sitting there. And as far as I could tell without connecting some good meters the input power to the slip ring did not go up at all. And the input power to my driving motor did not go up either. Unfortunately before I could continue working and studying on this result I had to stop and go help my son on some projects.

Later,
Carroll

Hello Citfta,

I like it too...and yes, there are way more possibilities to enhance and test...

Your result above, just by shorting stator coils (or field coils) were beyond ANY simple explanation!!

Just need to find a good starting universal motor to work with...and yes, I will eventually look for one easier to take off winding (that is NOT SOAKED IN RESIN) and redoing it according to our requirements.


Regards


Ufopolitics

[Ufopolitics]

Series Stator Coils added...

Hello Bistander,

Yes, I understand your concern...however, a good way to see this is by considering one brush would be "more positive" than the other when is nearer or contacting the directly positive element, which makes other brush to be "less positive" or "more negative"...understand?...but you've said that : "potential difference".

Anyways wanted to add more material to your thinking (hoping not stressing your laundry...)

Take a look at below image:



Now you are very familiar how these motors work...but I will add some details:

When these motors run with DC, their brushes are fixed positive and negative, or could be a Positive PWM, to obtain a constant speed...When running on AC, brushes swap polarity at cycles, BUT ALSO the Stator Fields, reason why they run on both currents.

However on Citfta's Design as above, adding the two stator coils in series to each brush, brushes ALTERNATE POTENTIALS between Hi-Lo Positives, AS WELL as Stator Coils...and in my "rough" opinion about this circuit...

I believe by using this diagram-circuit, we would be switching the interacting flux from one half of the stator to the other...which is all about same flux...just displacing through air gap at high RPM's.

Do you think motor-controller above should run?, lousy but move in order to "assist" prime mover?

I understand it is all about getting the right polarizations and timing...etc,etc.


Regards, and hope you had finished your laundry by now.


Ufopolitics

EDIT: OH!!...Almost forget!!!...What about Generation of Energy (to Figuera's Primaries) from above design when rotated by prime mover?...I could also keep going by adding a small magnet to one of the armature bars...to act as magnetic reminiscence...plus a Capacitor instead of a battery, etc,etc...

Anyways, All this... I want to TEST in a near future...only way to find out the correct answers.

[Dwane]

Hi Dwane,

I am not sure what you mean. The picture of my modified motor connected to the MY scooter motor is still there in post number 2781 of this thread.

Carroll

Hi citfta,
My apologies, I have had a bad weekend. Things are a bit clearer today. I have confused this with something else I think.

Anyway, I personally appreciate the contribution you have made to my understanding on this device.

Regards

Dwane

[bistander]

Modded arm partG

...which travels through armature via one wire.
...

I don't think so.

Hi Ufo,


Referring to figure (b), as you say "Citfta sends the source positive through a wire from slip ring to just one element of commutator...", which could be at 12 o'clock or where the blue arrow is. There are two paths for the current to flow in the armature from that comm bar; thru coils a & i to brush at 3 o'clock, and thru coils b & c to brush at 9 o'clock. Each brush is connected to opposite ends of the primary coil assembly.

So there are at least two armature current paths resulting from citfta's mod. And that is desired; 2 paths, like partG should have. My concern is the third path* thru the modded armature, thru coils d, e, f, g, and h, from brush to brush. The two brushes will have differing potential or voltage except at one or two positions per revolution, so current will flow in this third path. How will this affect the output voltage function?

To stop current in this third path, I wonder about cutting coil f. Easy enough to try I guess.

I see citfta and Ufo have posted while I've been composing this (and doing laundry). So I'll put this up and address some other items after I study what those guys say.

Regards,

bi

{edit} * third path. Member seaad has posted a diagram depicting the 3 paths. I added it here for clarity. Thanks seaad. Also thanks to Ufopolitics for his excellent graphics.