Gram two stage oscillator gravity assisted pulse motor

[Burnit0017]

https://youtu.be/y-FA6Efh70k


Hi, I have been working on a TSO gravity assisted pulse motor to drive a 3 phase PMA. It is based on other designs I found on youtube. Basically it is a pendulum on one end of a seesaw. As the pendulum swings it will lift and lower a weight on the other end of the seesaw. 30 pounds on the pendulum and 110 pounds on the on the end of the seesaw. I plan to use a 3 by 3 Neo magnetic and a electromagnet that will be pulsed to swing the pendulum. The input force to drive the PMA is from the falling weight of the seesaw. The electromagnet will be pulsed at 12 volts 25 amps. I hoping for a 50 watts at the output. I will a be using a variable pulse width modulator at the output of the PMA to reduce the back EMF of the PMA. Suggestions welcome to determine the average power of the pulse used at the electromagnet.

[Burnit0017]

https://youtu.be/wOKIo3RteBM


basic test of 3 by 3 neo and electromagnet

[Pot head]

Hey!! Let’s trade junk.
Your work looks exacting and functional.
I’m gonna watch.
Want a beer?

[Burnit0017]

Hi, thanks. cheers

[Aaron]

When you do the video insert, didn't seem to work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-FA6Efh70k

If you remove the s from https in the YouTube embed option, it should work.

Like this:



and

[Burnit0017]

Hi, thanks for the help. I had to copy from the address bar and remove the s. Thanks again.



I am having a timing problem. The electromagnet is turn on before the Neo passes the midpoint of the electromagnet, so it is fighting itself. Searching for a variable delay circuit that when triggered will wait a small amount time before turn on the electromagnet. I may have to add a micro. Suggestions welcome.

[Pot head]

Surround the magnets with steel and narrow the field to be in front of the magnet.
Surround the coils with steel as well.

[Burnit0017]

Hi, I ordered a variable 555 timer one shot module. Thanks for the suggestion. The 3 by 3 Neo is monster strong, putting metal anywhere near it is just asking for trouble. It has a 1000 pound pull force, if it did not work I would not be able to remove the metal. Thanks again.

[itzon]

It looks like you need 2 switches.
One for up stroke and another for down stroke.
Make each switch so it can be moved and you have an adjustable delay.

[Burnit0017]

Hi, this is a low cost solution. Thanks for the suggestion. US seller, it should be a few days.

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waiting for parts, built a more vertical two stage oscillator for testing

[Burnit0017]

to many problems using a pendulum, rebuilding earlier configuration using a pulse motor

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Next is to fabricate the new coils

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basic mosfet circuit to trigger electromagnet, suggestion welcome

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ran the motor for 4 hours, starting battery voltage was 12.89 volts, after 4 hours everything was cool and the battery voltage was 12.82 volts

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[Pot head]

Brother I don’t see any photos at all.
Maybe use your camera phone?

[Burnit0017]

Hi, they are youtube videos.

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Because of the limitations using the 4 mag pulse motor I have started a new configuration that will have 4 two stage oscillators pendulums. The TSO will use one way bearing to supply power to the drive shaft. I will post results when available. Waiting parts

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1.3 ohm coil, 12 volt battery, about a 9 amp pulse, 3 by 3 Neo, using a 555 delay on circuit to allow the Neo to pass TDC, I have to increase the current at the electromagnet, suggestion welcome

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To many problem using pendulums. I have changed the configuration to a cog wheel and falling weights. I should be testing in the near future.

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wiper motor installed

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