Multifilar Generator Coil - Lenz delay Experiments

[BroMikey]

Hi bromikey, thanks for the positive words.

I don't have smaller magnets on hand, though I can always build another rotor later.

I picked up some parts from hardware store to make the motor arbor.

Unfortunately, the threads on the top part of the motor I was hoping to use. are reverse thread, so the nut coupler can't just be threaded on.
So I found a 3/8" coupler that is fairly snug over most of the shaft, so I bored a set screw hole to make contact with flat part on shaft, just need to pick up a tap and die kit to tap the set screw hole.
Was also working on the PWM motor controller circuit, it works well.
Here is the circuit.
peace love light

Yes Sir got to do it eventually get set up with taps and dies plus the
coupler we all figure out just like you. What I like a lot about you is
your ability to circuit. If you can do it, other can too. Gotcha a pulsed
motor now.

Sweet, see each man has a strength.

[SkyWatcher]

Hi bromikey, thanks for the positive words.

I don't have smaller magnets on hand, though I can always build another rotor later.

I picked up some parts from hardware store to make the motor arbor.

Unfortunately, the threads on the top part of the motor I was hoping to use. are reverse thread, so the nut coupler can't just be threaded on.
So I found a 3/8" coupler that is fairly snug over most of the shaft, so I bored a set screw hole to make contact with flat part on shaft, just need to pick up a tap and die kit to tap the set screw hole.
Was also working on the PWM motor controller circuit, it works well.
Here is the circuit.
peace love light

[BroMikey]

Hi bromikey, thanks for sharing, I kind of figured it's not a piece of cake, balancing those forces.

Here is the design I'm going with now, horizontal rotor.
peace love light

Nice design, the balancing is not so bad just follow the boss he
uses a bit smaller magnet, done did deal.

[SkyWatcher]

Hi all, was busy yesterday, so I didn't explain why I went with this different design.
Firstly, it should be more efficient, mechanically and It is easier to build and less costly to build.

I'm going to get some parts today, to create a motor arbor and extend it also.
Also, I've been working on a PWM motor contoller circuit, for the MY6812B, will be 4 mosfets in parallel, using 555 timer circuit.

I just want to know that this motor will work in this setup, then I will start working on coil former and other structutral parts.
peace love light

[SkyWatcher]

Hi all, Hi pot head, thanks for sharing, whoa, be careful man, put a kights armor suit on for that one.

Hi bromikey, thanks for sharing, I kind of figured it's not a piece of cake, balancing those forces.

Here is the design I'm going with now, horizontal rotor.
peace love light

[alexelectric]

Right now I have partial cancellation like everybody else except
for those manufacturing facilities that have millions tied up in CAD
driven robot CNC, like that make the stepper motors.

It requires precision machining first and after that there must be
some adjustment to compensate for differences of strength for the
same magnets. Magnets all have distortions in the them and to balance
them PERFECTLY to a whisper quiet is nearly impossible.

Make sure that if you build such a device that the structure is capable
of handling the stress. This is only a message for a practical application
not for 1 or 2 day runs. To power a home.

ok, but you're going to continue and make a demo prototype,
the information is appreciated

[Pot head]

Magnets

Here are some photos of my new junk build.
Warnings about magnets coming loose and all that stuff.
The last photo is a replacement magnet.
It left a shell that I filled with glue and a magnet.

[BroMikey]

very good, provide the magnet so that it does not stop before, and decrease the previous braking

Right now I have partial cancellation like everybody else except
for those manufacturing facilities that have millions tied up in CAD
driven robot CNC, like that make the stepper motors.

It requires precision machining first and after that there must be
some adjustment to compensate for differences of strength for the
same magnets. Magnets all have distortions in the them and to balance
them PERFECTLY to a whisper quiet is nearly impossible.

Make sure that if you build such a device that the structure is capable
of handling the stress. This is only a message for a practical application
not for 1 or 2 day runs. To power a home.

[SkyWatcher]

Hi all, Hi pot head, sounds good, thanks for sharing.
Yes, I would like to see that beauty running.
Sounds like with that large batt. bank, you were getting some nice excess energy effects.

I have a change of plans for my device, since I would like to use as much as I have on hand for this first, more practical model.
I'm going with horizontal rotor, though still same design rotor, with coils underneath the rotor.
This way, no need for separate motor shafts or bearings that will just add drag.

peace love light

[j dove]

Big device

Hello, since I created the way I built my device, I am the almighty creator of it.
The battery bank is 24vdc @ a little over 1000 amps.
It took 12 hours from complete discharge to full charge in 12 hours.
That was before I had half of it completed.
It was always on and charging so less time was involved on a daily basis.

Hey Pothead,

Looks intresting, he couldn't have destroyed it all.
You could rebuild it.

Jeff

[Netica]

Thanks very much for the help here Turion, a great detailed bit of information and it all helps for those who are working on these machines.

[alexelectric]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsnEuxDza6k

Ever thought of this?

very good, provide the magnet so that it does not stop before, and decrease the previous braking

[Pot head]

Hi pot head, thanks for sharing.
Not sure what you mean by almighty creator, though do explain if you like.

That's one heck of a build there, nice.

Could you explain how you have or had that one powering your house if you wouold like to share and also, what caused your nephew to destroy it, that interests me also.

Is it like the John Bedini scenario, guy comes in, watches johns device run, gets possessed by something and uses a hammer to destroy it.

peace love light

Hello, since I created the way I built my device, I am the almighty creator of it.
The battery bank is 24vdc @ a little over 1000 amps.
It took 12 hours from complete discharge to full charge in 12 hours.
That was before I had half of it completed.
It was always on and charging so less time was involved on a daily basis.

[BroMikey]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsnEuxDza6k

Ever thought of this?

[SkyWatcher]

Hi pot head, thanks for sharing.
Not sure what you mean by almighty creator, though do explain if you like.

That's one heck of a build there, nice.

Could you explain how you have or had that one powering your house if you wouold like to share and also, what caused your nephew to destroy it, that interests me also.

Is it like the John Bedini scenario, guy comes in, watches johns device run, gets possessed by something and uses a hammer to destroy it.

peace love light