Motor Generators

[BroMikey]

Run 20-30 watts and keep its own batteries charged for a really long time. Months. At least that's the plan. I'm sure I will hear about it if it doesn't work.[/QUOTE]


Gotta give it a shot even if it is hard to grasp the cry babies will always want a demo

Edit ps tell those guys to machine sleeves for the opposition magnets as well.. .045 or even. 030 ...maybe they just heard me. They don't need to be thick, even metal foil will help, cheap mild steel is the best shield

The thin piece of plastic between 1 inch magnets should work with a flexible rotor. Machining thin sleeves takes an expert.

They did a great job on core material

[wantomake]

I am working on a Tesla Switch setup right now. I took down the one I posted the picture of the other day to try something I think will work a little better. It will tie up all my LiPo batteries, so I hope it is worth it. It will take at LEAST a week as I ordered the wrong parts, had to order the right ones and send those back. It should run a 20 to 30 watt load, and I am just going to turn it on and let it run and give you guys an update from time to time. 72 Amp hours of batteries. Say 20 watts of load at 12 volts should drain the batteries in around 2 days of constant running. So simple experiment to run. It could be run by rotating the mechanical switch every 20 minutes, but I have better things to do, so will run it off of an Arduino powered from the wall. Cheating, I know, but I don't really care. I'm not saying it won't ever run down, but if it goes long enough, you gotta agree that SOMETHING is going on. That's about all it will do. Run 20-30 watts and keep its own batteries charged for a really long time. Months. At least that's the plan. I'm sure I will hear about it if it doesn't work.

I'm willing to try it also. But I've only (4) lead acid 100 wh marine batteries.

If I need a transformer, I've found a 5" x 2.5" toroid buried under 12 years of experiments that I could use.

Arduino is ready to use also. I want to just text the basic setup for now. Don't have the mechanical switch built.

[Turion]

I am working on a Tesla Switch setup right now. I took down the one I posted the picture of the other day to try something I think will work a little better. It will tie up all my LiPo batteries, so I hope it is worth it. It will take at LEAST a week as I ordered the wrong parts, had to order the right ones and send those back. It should run a 20 to 30 watt load, and I am just going to turn it on and let it run and give you guys an update from time to time. 72 Amp hours of batteries. Say 20 watts of load at 12 volts should drain the batteries in around 2 days of constant running. So simple experiment to run. It could be run by rotating the mechanical switch every 20 minutes, but I have better things to do, so will run it off of an Arduino powered from the wall. Cheating, I know, but I don't really care. I'm not saying it won't ever run down, but if it goes long enough, you gotta agree that SOMETHING is going on. That's about all it will do. Run 20-30 watts and keep its own batteries charged for a really long time. Months. At least that's the plan. I'm sure I will hear about it if it doesn't work.

[BroMikey]

Yes Alex so true. Turion has seen more than 20 X Cop in speculation. The T switch is COP 1

[alexelectric]

The old machine is running and they tested old coils today. They got the exact output we expected. But those are the coils that heat up. Still, we are using that as a baseline. I'll post video when I get it from them.

Good thing, I always said it and thought it, because Mr. Turion, does not go back to his previous machine, it is the one that worked for him, since he has well established the operating conditions, go on to improve it

How good and what good news, he has invested a lot of time in the project of that machine, successes

[BroMikey]

The old machine is running and they tested old coils today. They got the exact output we expected. But those are the coils that heat up.

He will just run in circles and cry. kinda like me when something I built doesn't work right. I feel his pain.

Now you love that dog that hated you. Soon buy a baby one. The news on the old machine is great.
So sorry for your little friend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnzGfo3AJtM

[Turion]

The old machine is running and they tested old coils today. They got the exact output we expected. But those are the coils that heat up. Still, we are using that as a baseline. I'll post video when I get it from them.

This dog won't go away and come back, and we have a fenced in yard, and we have a dog door with a ramp out to the yard, but he can't get through the dog door. He will just run in circles and cry. kinda like me when something I built doesn't work right. I feel his pain.

[BroMikey]

Had a call with the guys. They have the old machine back

What did they say on the old machine, could they get any output? Or is that a myth?
He will be fine just make a trap door and let him go away and come back on his own. but you need a fenced in yard

[Turion]

Had a call with the guys. They have the old machine back together and are finishing up the new one tomorrow. Will start sending me video of the testing tomorrow.

I have been working on electrical circuits that implement the 3 Battery System and Tesla Switch principles in a more "creative" way. Have all kinds of parts on order, so every day is like Christmas.

We made the decision not to take our doggy in on Friday. I don't have the heart for it. He still loves to eat and runs to the bowl, so I will continue to take the night shift for the foreseeable future. This is what he does all night, except when he is asleep, which is never more than an hour at a time.
https://youtu.be/ZNU9C9OTEaE

[wantomake]

As I have said MANY times. The best you will do with the Tesla Switch is break even or LOOOONG run times.
The mechanical switch should just be rotated every 15-20 minutes, not run high speed.
All your gains, if you get any, with the Tesla Switch, will come from the LOAD. A motor turning a generator. A transformer outputting power from the secondary. Or a boost module, or a buck module.


If you're going to use LiPo batteries, you might want to read this. The will handle extremely high CURRENT pulses, but do not handle high VOLTAGE pulses. Grab that cap and or buck module.
file:///Users/davidbowling/Downloads/energies-11-02162.pdf

Ok I understand about the Tesla switch. So we are using 5 battery switch not the Tesla 4 Battery Switch. I tore all my setup apart ,I no longer have that setup and will not be using it to experiment any more.

I just want to get on same page and use either my lithium (probably not) or LAB batteries to get to same experiments. I've not purchased anything to build the manual turning switch yet.

My apologies, I need to go back and re-read the last few post.

[Turion]

As I have said MANY times. The best you will do with the Tesla Switch is break even or LOOOONG run times.
The mechanical switch should just be rotated every 15-20 minutes, not run high speed.
All your gains, if you get any, with the Tesla Switch, will come from the LOAD. A motor turning a generator. A transformer outputting power from the secondary. Or a boost module, or a buck module.


If you're going to use LiPo batteries, you might want to read this. The will handle extremely high CURRENT pulses, but do not handle high VOLTAGE pulses. Grab that cap and or buck module.
file:///Users/davidbowling/Downloads/energies-11-02162.pdf

[BroMikey]

Free energy battery/ welder "go solar"

[BroMikey]

I don't understand most of the inner workings of these experiments. But I need a little clarity. Just what type of build is this?

Energy harvesting from the aether or extended battery runs.

Just being honest. What are we trying to build is all I'm asking. Or maybe I'm just not here and forgot.

It is free energy tesla switch four five six battery limitless never ending save the planet stream. Catch that wave and ride. You want more BS? Just stay tuned 12v batteries jump to 36v with no Ill effects other than ice sickles from the cold electric. Batteries charge in under 1 minute and give more than their rated WH. Here is how you get the magic battery. P Kelly fantasies

Don't forget to reverse bias your diodes and "whala" in a few weeks you'll have cold crude but you can never turn it off or it will turn into a pumpkin
Sorry wanto I am only joking but that is what it feels like listening to P Kelly

Cold Lectric

[wantomake]

I don't understand most of the inner workings of these experiments. But I need a little clarity.

Are we trying to build this setup to harvest energy from the aether by creating "sparks" from the fast spinning mechanical switching? Which will create sparking or arching when the copper contacts do switching at 720 rpms. Especially if you are using high amp hour batteries.

Or, are we only using the energy stored in the batteries to get longer run times until they run down. Or are we going to produce negative ions as someone pointed out before that happens if you battery switch at peco -second speeds.

I'm not being negative or counter productive. The 3BGS with five batteries. The Tesla or Carlos Benitez four battery switch.

I understand the switching, the five batteries, the use of the transformer, the correct type of load. Just what type of build is this?

Energy harvesting from the aether or extended battery runs.

Just being honest. What are we trying to build is all I'm asking. Or maybe I'm just not here and forgot.

[BroMikey]

Does a 555 timer and a relay get you exactly 1/4 of a turn rotation?

Right now I need to switch at 60 Hz. The machine switches 5 times per rotation.

That would require12 rotations per second. Or 720 rpm.

That's so fast it will probably heat up my contacts in just a few minutes.

Twice the diameter of the pipe would cut the RPM in half, so thinking about ALL of this as I wait for parts.

100hz minimum

Another mechanical feat. I hope you can achieve your goal. 60hz with an 8" dia rotor will require machining most likely. 720 rpm is fast. Many fan motors I have worked operate at 1000 rpm and the rotor is under 3" dia. At times fans for these motors get bend and it becomes difficult to rebalance at these speeds.

Stay at 300 rpm or under, otherwise you may need to buy 3/16" thick copper strips so after you will have enough meat when turning down your rotor but you will still need to balance your rotor due to irregular wiring patterns on the inside of the tube