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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    the speed up under load was ADJUSTED
    by adjusting the frequency of the pulses ,,,,,,,,,,,to reduce the INPUT
    to the motor while maintaining the ORIGINAL RPM
    Under no load conditions this 3400rpm AC motor ran at max speed
    on just 500ma or less. Under this test if I turned the Variac higher
    the amps and volts changed slightly but no change in RPM's.

    I can see that I need more testing on this subject.

    One test I made with no rotor ran near the max speed at 44v.

    Most motors are built for a specific task based on the max needed
    so most of the time a motor ALWAYS needs to produce over half
    of that. Dialing back is no problem.

    In one test with only 11 strands activated the prime motor current
    dropped from 2100ma down to 1700ma and produced power of
    it's own. Estimates were 30 watts. Not as good as Matt's.

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    In the testing Matt Jones did with his
    original 2 coil setup and a STOCK motor, which I replicated, the
    speed up under load was ADJUSTED by adjusting the frequency of
    the pulses to the motor from the 555 timer. This allowed Matt to
    reduce the INPUT to the motor while maintaining the ORIGINAL
    RPM and therefore the EXACT SAME output.
    Yes I have been in thought the past few days remembering these
    details given before. The stock motor I just assumed is a commutator
    DC scooter motor? Then the pulse works great off a 555 time making
    a square wave that regulates the amount of excess power that might
    be getting wasted at a wide range of so called "sweet spots".

    Without the graphic display.

    Anyway back to business, the AC motor is another animal that can be
    adjusted with a Variac to pull back or move around to find the most
    advantageous operating node.

    These are thoughts of optimization, so what would be the circuit to
    use to pulse an AC motor?

    In the generator side AC in produced, also motors like AC, but I can't
    think how you would pulse an AC motor so it didn't rattle like a tin
    can. A ZVS circuit does produce a sort of modified wave good for
    driving ac devices but nothing as efficient as a pure sinewave unless
    I am mistaken.

    Here is what I know. One day I connected my window AC unit up to my
    3000/6000 watt inverter that runs off of a 3000ah battery pack. It worked
    like crap. The small AC unit did not like the modified wave the inverter
    produced so instead of needing 40 or 50 amps to run at 12vdc because
    the unit runs at 4 amps @120vac, it needed 90 amps.

    Motors hate modified waves, they want a pure AC.

    Now if all you have are DC motors then that is another subject entirely.

    I know Tesla could get it to work with either AC or DC.

    Motors of all kinds react in different ways. Some AC motor pull 65 percent
    of their maximum rated capacity whether you use it or not. The Variac
    allows the AC motor some adjustment room to find a more finely tuned
    range for any load. If I drop volts to 60v the amps go to 2400ma.

    This is not good for efficiency either, but 80v is good for a 1700ma
    range on this motor. Maybe I can pulse this? And save?

    Same thing with a DC motor, you can't lower the voltage but you can
    change the time of that voltage getting to the motor.

    The AC motor uses a VFD that is like a 555 timer on a DC motor.

    BTW the rpm stays the same all across the voltage ranges of 85v - 105v
    under average load, so this does work the same. With no rotor this motor
    ran at full speed on only 500ma but with the rotor about 1500ma.
    With the coil added 1700ma. However the RPM's do not change from
    80v on up for such light loads. This motor is rated at 2700ma and probably
    runs at 2200 or 2300ma all day long.

    It is not uncommon for homes to have deficient wiring where 95v to 100v
    is all that people can get, the power producers design for low line
    conditions as a safety precaution. This enables motors to still be around
    the same efficiencies at voltages above and below 100v.


    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-23-2017, 10:43 AM.

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  • BroMikey
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    Here is the way the stupid leaders treated Thane in Ottawa.
    It's the same ole "TOY YOYO" of "it aint so" retards certifying
    brain dead hopeless flunkies. And that is putting it nicely.

    THEIR CONCLUSION stated " lot of self-promotion " calling Thane names
    of course such as a failed student. Completely and deliberately ignoring
    the facts. This is as simple as it gets, so if you can't read this tiny
    document, you are in the wrong field.

    Concerning University leadership. THEY are put into power based on
    THEIR plagued allegiance to the current system of power, promising
    never to go outside this box. THEY are yes men not smart people.




    http://www.ottawaskeptics.org/2013/09/20/in-this-town-we-still-obey-the-laws-of-thermodynamics/









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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    I'm not sure Thaine HAS a patent on the multifilar coils wound in parallel but connected in series. I have only ever seen his patent APPLICATIONS. I DO know that his applications do NOT list Tesla's 120 year old pattent as prior art, which is strange since that is EXACTLY what Tesla said to do. I believe that since Tesla's patent has long expired and is in the public domain, Thaine may have a hard time getting a patent for the same thing. I believe Thaine started with high impedance coils, and it was much later that he switched to multifilar coils.

    As I have been saying for a long time now, ANY coil will speed up under load at the right frequency. The magic is in learning to manipulate the capacitance, inductance, iimpedance frequency for a COMPLETE design that works. You cannot simply build a "magic coil" that speeds up under load. It has to be in the presence of the RIGHT sized rotor with the RIGHT number and size of magnets turning at the RIGHT RPM


    I think you are correct that Thane started out by using high impedance
    coils such as the HV side of the microwave transformer block he opened
    up on one end facing it to his rotor magnets. It was a beginning for him.

    But as time went on he wound a huge coil that had thicker wire and learned
    that he needed more amps than a microwave transformer high side coil
    could supply. In the video he states that in 2008 he made a large coil that
    looks like a huge battery pack from a carpenters cordless drill.

    He accidentally built his first coil with a thick piece of wire he called his
    regenerative braking coil and right over top he wound the so called re-
    generative coil that was much much longer and finer wire.


    In one video Thane states that he was working on a project "way back
    when" that would improve an electric cars ability to regenerate current
    back to the batteries upon braking. Thane stated that he accidentally
    ran across this phenomena during this type of investigation.

    The story goes that Thane got his azz thrown out in the street, book bag
    and all, from a well known college that did not want to admit that Thane
    was smarter than all of them. Thane may sound funny to listen to but he
    is a follower of the experiment.

    Thane stated that he tried to contact a certain professor to show his
    results hoping for a better outcome in this whole matter to no avail.
    THEY had THEIR collective minds were made up before the school's bricks
    were laid.

    Thane claimed it was an accident that he and others were working on
    a project to get more power back to the battery when braking. He
    stumbled onto it by making a 2 coil set, 1 braking and 1 coil for his
    experiments.

    This is the equivalent (depending on connection) to a Tesla bifilar coil.

    I am sure you will agree. Thane is locked into a world of existing
    structures on electric devices which is what we need. He must stay
    inside this tiny compartment where rotor magnets already rotate and
    generate. There is not much room.

    Thane is capable of more.

    Now Mr Turion @ you

    Your multifilar coil is the most exotic innovation this side of the ocean
    blue and thrills me to no end using it. It solves all of the problems of
    first time failures, it gives the experienced builder options and possesses
    a capacitance storage of energy that one or two times about knocked
    my socks of literally.

    It is the most exciting thought of the day. I am moving ahead slow. I want
    to go slow. I want the split positive set up at the same time as I am
    adding coils. I have not ordered the inverter yet but I will, everything else
    is on the way.

    I can't miss, is the greatest thought of the day, you, Thane, John B. and
    so so many others who stumbled onto this effect often unable to explain
    it have led the way. Now it is my turn and others to pick up the ball
    and run with it.

    Keep stirring the pot.
    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-23-2017, 02:14 AM.

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by wantomake View Post
    Bromikey,
    Do you know a company that can custom make the "C" cores
    in the first picture?
    Or where I could purchase that material those are made of.
    I've tried to find the laminated core stock, but can't find any.
    I do have old transformers that may work. But will be another
    DIY project to learn how to fabricate my own.

    If not then no problem, thanks anyway.
    wantomake
    I have explained what to do in post #302 in SPLITTING THE POSITIVE"
    Check it out. I would not blow out a bunch of money (Let me do that)
    until you are sure what rotor you are going to use.

    In post #302 I show how the average beginner can SUUL using commonly
    available core materials. These cores like you and I are seeing Thane
    produce for a commercial generator are for operation at 400hz however
    the wire itself is the HT wire of HIGH TEMP wire that is able to handle
    5 amps continuous plus 10 amps short cycles using a tiny gauge wire.

    What this all means is that much time is given to perfect geometry
    and perfectly balancing a specific length of wire to a core that works
    at the higher frequency. Thanes core is vibration proof and fits tightly
    into a slut for a design that can be mass produces.

    Some of these things are not important to you and I. Turion uses iron
    cores and has COP's of 20 plus.

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  • wantomake
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    First picture

    Originally posted by BroMikey View Post
    REGEN-XTRA Goes commercial.


    https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/regenxtra-inc-autonomous-self-charging-electric-pdi-ceo-thane

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    Bromikey,
    Do you know a company that can custom make the "C" cores in the first picture?
    Or where I could purchase that material those are made of. I've tried to find the laminated core stock, but can't find any. I do have old transformers that may work. But will be another DIY project to learn how to fabricate my own.

    If not then no problem, thanks anyway.
    wantomake

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  • BroMikey
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    I forgot to add.

    With just 35% of this coil connected I get a relief of 350ma with
    approx an excess output generated of 20 watts. 220vac loaded at 100ma.

    I suspect this phase shift near 70 percent. I installed my special magnet
    onto my encoder wheel last night. I would like to see RPM's. I would
    like to see scope shots but where the rubber meets the road is something
    else.

    If I can continue to add coils without dragging down the prime mover I
    may go to a 1 amp draw instead of 2 amps and 200 watts left over to
    run CFL bulbs or 110vac LED bulbs , 2 in series.

    I think there is a chance it may work. The only problem is the hz are
    way to high. I am running 500 hz approx

    I have never connected a 500 hz source to a 60hz set of bulbs yet so
    who knows maybe I can burn up a few trying and in the end power a
    string of 6 in series.
    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-19-2017, 09:19 PM.

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    So you have an efficient motor turning a rotor past coils that cause the motor to speed up under load.
    What is the next step?
    In order to get the output to exceed the input you will need MORE coils. Can these be added without negatively affecting the performance of the motor? If NOT, you are done. That is the next step.
    Yes I have thought about what might happen when i add another coil.
    I think that if I have 1 coil (as in this case) speeding up under loaded
    conditions (meaning I am getting free energy) that relieves the burden
    on the prime mover 300ma to 400ma I could keep adding.

    Negative effects? You mean cogging? Yeah cogging could be bad.
    My Ac drive motor is 117vac and with just a rotor running at 70 -90 vac
    it draws 1.70amps to 2.00 amps.

    Start ups are a beast


    I noticed in my case that during start up amp draws far far exceed
    design perimeters orbiting out to maximum warp at 8 amps -7 amp
    -6 amps and this took several seconds. Naturally my 2.7 amp motor
    bit the dust after a few dozen trans-warp drive engagements.

    So my problem was start up. I stuck a rattly clutch on it and everything
    went back to normal. Since i have ordered and received a fresh set of
    clutch parts and pieces to have a pro job on my clutch.

    My goal was and is to have the rig kick on and draw nearly the same
    as when the 24 filar coil is engaged. I know that is a joke but I got
    close, start ups are 2.5amps in the first one second it drops right
    away well with in the ratings of sane engineering.

    This will allow me to use 3 or 4 batteries in series with and inverter
    drawing 9-10 amps then charging a 24vdc bank in parallel then send it
    back around with my boost circuit.

    That was and is the goal, split the positive comfortably without that
    Klingon style amp draw on start up sending my systems crashing before
    i hit the neutral zone.

    Since this is well with in reach i think it might be possible to keep adding
    by staggering in a lead and lag formation of poles and maybe having my
    24 strand coil switchable into a series start up mode.

    Putting 24 strands in series during start up might make life easier on
    my clutch with half a dozen Tesla coils peppered around the
    circumference of the rotor. Just guessing that around 300 rmps I
    would get a boost.


    Like you said series parallel, series series parallel, there is no allegiance
    to any forms or rituals we have to adhere to. "Options" is a direct quote
    you made and I know from the patent that all frequencies can be met
    with the SUUL conditions, so why not have these systems switchable
    where they function at sub-light as well as warp 9?

    It's been fun, gotta run.


    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-19-2017, 07:05 PM.

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by Turion
    Unless you are going to run your devices directly off the generator output, it doesn't really matter WHAT the Hz output of the machine is. It is best to wind your coils so that the voltage output of the (coils) machine at the RPM you are able to run it at is between 26-28 volts. MORE (shorter) STRANDS decreases the voltage and increases the amps. This gives you PLENTY of amps to run an inverter between the output coils and a bank of batteries arranged in parallel so that they can all be charged while you are running the inverter off the output from the generator. (On a potential difference or 3 battery type system) Once the bank is charged, simply throw a switch and now the inverter runs off the charged battery bank and you shut off the generator.
    Lovin those repeats

    Always good to hear from a pro. I have been thinking of that as you have
    just stated and want to do it. Another thing about the way my brain is
    wired up is that Thane is running a motor using 24 poles.

    So looking at just Thane and not me or you. Still I love my big HV coil.

    I remembered how small a 400hz motor is that is 3 phase
    compared to say a single phase 1/2hp. It's a crazy reduction is
    size per capacity so for a motorcycle this version specific build
    Thane is using is so awesome.

    Probably a 1000hz capable circuit board creating a variable frequency
    drive right on the bike. Maybe not the first one but guaranty you that
    is his final goal. Use high efficiency circuit converters and inverters
    operating at the per cycles per second of course.

    So awesome, so small, so efficiency and free energy will be here
    before we know it. Well nothing is free, he still has to promise the
    mob that he will give them whatever they want or THEY will stack
    so much red tape on him he won't be able to stay out of jail.

    I forgot to mention Thane is very wise. He will do what is needed
    to stay off of THEIR front lawn so to speak. Extending the range of
    an electric car or bike for the rich is a great start.

    Mean while back down here where we all live digging for a few scraps
    the poor man wishes he could could get in on something easy.

    Here is my solution. Listen to the voice of experience and based on
    that chose what is easiest for you. Theoretically the common guy could
    run 117vac to turn a rotor and get more back than he is putting in.

    Just plug in an ac motor to the wall like BroMikey and keep adding
    coils all around the rotor till 200 watts becomes 600watts.

    It's a first step. Wouldn't you say I am right Turion Man?
    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-19-2017, 08:32 AM.

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  • BroMikey
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    Originally posted by lota View Post
    Hello
    The magnets must sit tightly together. Otherwise it won't work.

    Greeting
    Lota

    Tightly together? How do you mean? What won't work? Some have
    only 6 magnets and others 8 magnets and it works to generate and
    speed up under a load.

    Maybe rotor magnets pushed tightly together are a more efficient
    means of generating? I am not sure what you mean by "IT WON'T WORK"
    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-18-2017, 06:38 PM.

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  • lota
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    Magnets

    Hello
    The magnets must sit tightly together. Otherwise it won't work.

    Greeting
    Lota

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  • BroMikey
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    Determining motor or generator frequency

    The number of poles (magnetic poles) and the rotational speed determine
    the output frequency: Freq = Engine_RPM * Number_Of_Poles / 120.
    Typically, a United States portable generator runs at 3600 RPM,
    with 2 poles, for a design frequency of 60Hz


    Carrying this out we can calculate but before I do the submarines
    and other large 1900's generators had 20 poles like I do on my genny.
    In Thanes case 24 poles. The old generators of the past and present
    using 20- 24 pole ran at 300-400 rpm's to get the 50-60HZ needed.

    Working in reverse we can see the 2 pole motor calculation and in my
    case running 20 poles at 3600 rpm's I am operating at 600hz.


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  • BroMikey
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    A picture is worth a thousand words.

    50* sine wave shift, 90* shift

    All input values in AC voltages from a battery thru an inverter board.

    Output or load current measured DC from converter board also AC
    voltages shown. Since speeds of 3000 rpm's and higher are observed
    we can conclude a high enough frequency of operation should warrant
    the use a fast of ultra fast recovery bridge diode converters.

    Picture stills have been enlarged from HQ video.

    Load no load visual, you decide. The biggest shock to me was the AC
    inputs. Cos power factor. Drive voltage 30-40-50-113vac from a module.

    I apologize for all of the scrolling on such large foto's but this is very
    important to me.

    Thank you Thane.





































































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  • BroMikey
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    Cheater drive for stepper motor.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEcQW5rCbSQ





    Last edited by BroMikey; 09-17-2017, 05:15 AM.

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  • BroMikey
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    Another explanation of the basic operation of PMM stepping.



    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyqwLiowZiU



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