R. Callaway's pulse motor

[dmann]

Hey. I was looking through the internet for a one battery system pulse motor that fed back into the power battery. I came across a page on Keelynet on this Callaway variation of a Bedini/Adams motor. It is from 2000. It uses a mono coil, a reed switch, and a DC to DC relay. I have the parts on order for the build to experiment for myself, but I was wondering if anyone here has experiance with this design. Is it a cop greater than 1 design?
The site address is Calloway High Efficiency Collector Circuit - 08/09/00
Thanks for any input
Mann

[Matthew Jones]

Hey. I was looking through the internet for a one battery system pulse motor that fed back into the power battery. I came across a page on Keelynet on this Callaway variation of a Bedini/Adams motor. It is from 2000. It uses a mono coil, a reed switch, and a DC to DC relay. I have the parts on order for the build to experiment for myself, but I was wondering if anyone here has experiance with this design. Is it a cop greater than 1 design?
The site address is Calloway High Efficiency Collector Circuit - 08/09/00
Thanks for any input
Mann

That motor actually predates the monopole. 2000 was when it was posted on the Keely net. When Calloway had a page on the internet "The very last page of the internet" John had comments on it. I believe something to effect of that is very best way I have seen to use the energy. A little later came the school girl motor which is really the same thing simplified.

The motor itself has to be modified with capacitor storage and recycling of energy to hit a COP over 1. A transistor circiut is just as effective as the DC To DC and lower cost.

Matt