Originally posted by hanon1492
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Great find that patent. Related to creating a 3 phase supply, I hadn't realized that motor inverters converted single phase to 3 phase - my ignorance, but maybe others don't also know? Price-wise not too expensive:
0.18kw, 1/4HP Single Phase In, Three Phase Out, Motor Inverter, AC Drive, NEW | eBay
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John
...Small Tests...but, Big Proof that it does works.
… first keep in mind its pure iron .. no current = no (or little) residual magnetism .. each of the poles of the outside electromagnets are opposite (hence wound in different directions) curent flow and hence magnetic poles alter with the armature, however all the electrical side of the circuit sees is One inductance (one coil) … this can be made resonant with the source and frequency of the armature “or very nearly so” an so use very little “real power”.
The centre electromagnet however will reverse polarity by induction and generate usable power in that winding which will not refect on the source. In fact if they were not big solid Iron Bars IMHO they could be bent into two horse shoe electromagnets .. with a keeper for the centre winding. (4x as much bang for your buck)




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