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  • Netica
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    Hi Turion,

    Yes, as best as I can estimate the rotor speed difference should be around 1/3 slower when using the 1 inch magnet rather than the 2 inch magnet, because there is 1/3 less distance to travel for the magnets to reach the centre point from when they start to interact as you have said.

    Would it be correct that you have found that the difference in RPM is indeed around 1/3 slower when using the 1 inch magnets instead of the 2 inch magnets with all else being equal?

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  • Turion
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    Originally posted by Pot head View Post

    I have noticed drag is beneficial when the output is over 1.65% of the input.
    With lenzlessness comes an escape of drag but the percentage drops when rpm’s increase.
    That is just an observation from me.
    What do you mean by "the percentage drops when rpm's increase"?

    I have posted many videos of my machine with all the information about how it is put together. It works just fine the way it is, and I see no reason to change it. Using coils like yours would be difficult for my machine since magnets on the face of my rotor interact with the coil rather than magnets on the end of the rotor.

    Netica, there IS a difference in the required rpm when you have 1" magnets vs 2" magnets, which is why I said I believe that whether or not you get speed up under load or not is determined by how fast each individual magnet moves from the position where it begins to interact with the iron core to the point where it is centered over the iron core.

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  • Pot head
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    Thanks

    Originally posted by Turion View Post
    I have no basis to compare the output of a machine with a standardrotor vs a rotor like yours, so I can’t really comment. If I haven’t seen it running on my bench I hate to speculate.
    I obtained the graphite powder.
    If you have a way for me to look at some photos of your builds and arrangements of your layout, I wish to study it to give you a different perspective, maybe I can help?
    I am no spring chicken in this field.
    My intent is to help you build a newer/friendlier rotor with extra access for more power generation than before.
    I have noticed drag is beneficial when the output is over 1.65% of the input.
    With lenzlessness comes an escape of drag but the percentage drops when rpm’s increase.
    That is just an observation from me.

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  • Netica
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    Hello Turion,

    You have made rotors with 2 inch diameter magnets and you have made rotors with 1 inch diameter magnets (also much more) however just with these 2 diameters with all else being equal was the delay effect noticed at different rotor speeds with respect to these two different diameter sizes?

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  • Turion
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    I have no basis to compare the output of a machine with a standardrotor vs a rotor like yours, so I can’t really comment. If I haven’t seen it running on my bench I hate to speculate.

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  • Pot head
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    Question

    Have you thought about magnet arrangement
    like my tiny rotor but on a larger scale?
    How to get that kind of extra energy from your build?
    Would it be beneficial or draining?
    I suppose another day will work.

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  • Turion
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    Setback

    Ran into an issue. I built a special setup for a drill press at my od shop where the drill came down from the ceiling. It allowed me to drill holes in anything of ANY size up to 6 feet in diameter because I could get it under the drill. I don't have that setup at my new shop yet, so I cannot drill some of the holes in the base plate I need to drill to mount things. So today I ordered the bits I need to fit the little plunge router adaptor for my Dremel tool. I can use it as a drill press to drill those holes. It will be Thursday before I get them, so the weekend before I can get this thing put back together. A shame, because I have a little time right now while I wait for my shower drain pan to come in. Once it is here, it's back to work on my bathroom remodel.
    Dave

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  • Pot head
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    Dedication

    A man.
    You must build it for your own heart to soar.
    The satisfaction of accomplishment.
    If it works and you are having fun,
    then be your own man.
    As a long shadow is cast upon the ground for
    others to follow, be the trail blazer.

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  • Turion
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    Stupid things

    I still do LOTS of stupid things to see what will happen, and have blown up thousands of dollars in parts doing it. But that won’t stop me.

    Working on assembling the generator today. Probably won’t be done for a couple days and then STILL have to wind more coils before it’s finished. Six coils SHOULD be enough to prove my point beyond a doubt, but we will see. If not, this version of my machine holds ten. That would be a couple more days of coil winding. My only issue is time, but giving it all I can spare right now.

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  • Pot head
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    Hi Turion

    Me too.
    I put it out for the younger set and they don’t
    want to sweat because it’s uncomfortable.
    Be rough with your build if it holds together then you won!!
    If it breaks, you still win!
    It’s called experimenting.
    Buy parts. Use parts. Make parts. Break parts.
    It’s called LEARNING.
    Have you ever stuck your tongue to a 9 volt battery?
    Have you ever stuck a butter knife barehanded in a light socket?
    Once you learn not to do stupid things, everything else is sweeeeet!

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  • Turion
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    The only reason I showed that info at all is that he is one of the first to show WITH DATA that when you use magnetism to cancel out the magnetic drag of the rotor going past the iron cores of the coils you can benefit. If you think about it, every time you add a coil to your machine you gain 130 volts at 1.5 amps but it COSTS you nothing to do this if there is NO magnetic drag and no bogging down of the motor when the coil is under load. These are the TWO things I have shown you all how to do.

    So, you have a specific amount of loss due to work done to turn the rotor with magnets on it, depending on the size of the rotor and the number of magnets and how many amps it takes to turn it at the proper rpm.

    But if the addition of the proper coil in NO way impacts the speed or amp draw of the motor, (because of magnetic neutralization and delayed or cancelled Lenz) how many coils do you have to have outputting energy before you break even? What do you get when you add six MORE coils with no effect, or ten, or twenty? If you guys see NO BENEFIT to this and want to lump yourself in with bistander, be my guest. Otherwise get off your butt and build the thing.

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  • mobigozer
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    Werjefelt

    Hi all,

    The Youtube-link about Werjefelt that Dave uploaded does not work; but the other Werjefelt-link of RexResearch does.
    I made a pdf out of it (before it's taken offline..haha :-)

    KR
    Mobi
    Attached Files

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  • Turion
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    Cores

    I have enough ferrite powder of the required kind to do an entire set of coils as well as Metglass for same. Have NOT tested them yet.

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  • Netica
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    Ferrite Core

    Hi Turion,

    As you have explained regarding the different types of core materials being different in their ability and time to take up magnetism and become magnetic. Have you ever successfully used ferrite and been able to produce the speed up effect?

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  • Turion
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    Coils

    wizard,
    Sorry, the owner took it down. Was good info.

    Here is a video on coils I did this morning trying to explain for those who still do not understand.
    https://youtu.be/eiJqLo0XY84

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