The Robert Adams Pulse Motor Design Review

[toranarod]

First of all, this would be a good marriage if both are working in OU mode. Putting both together might be a good engineering challenge though.

I built a lot of attempts at fixed magnet motors with no real successes.
But there where parts of them that produced results.
the v gate and Wankel motor where generally good examples.
showing you could get 349 degree of rotation.
So I propose something like this.

this is a crude drawing but you get the idea.

[lanenal]

what do you think about a combination of the Adams Motor and the effect of the Wankel motor

First of all, this would be a good marriage if both are working in OU mode. Putting both together might be a good engineering challenge though.

[toranarod]

next generation

The over unity is a very dynamic affect and is constantly changing with load and other variables.
In a real time application such as home power generation you are going to need more than a 3055 transistor to keep the system balanced an producing the most efficient out put.
I have seen the system need many tuning variables as condition change.
Processors can measure time in micro seconds nothing is hit or miss and hope for the best it will be an exact science.
I have already started writing up and deigning system parameter. These motor will self start in under unity situation and the computer will then switch to over unity drive and then monitor a over unit percentage ratio and maintain the ration at a fixed rpm it will measure load and if It can not keep up bring in another generator bank. This is some of the ways theses units will function.
We can now use the latest electronics technologies such as nano watt processors that have fast computing power and draw less current than one 3055 Base emitter on current.
I plan to put generators like this in the hands of those who need it the most and move it out of the back yard shed. People want plug and play set and forget.
It will all be Open source I will disclose all designs to the public nothing will be patented
Every thing will be open source.
If theses OU devices are to run efficiently, reliably and maintenance free. and be excepted by the general population. It need to goto the next level.

[darkwizard]

The best circuit to build for control the motor/generator is the Bedini/Cole half bipolar for the all north pole motor.

The best motor/generator is that wood motor that John shows on dvd1 or dvd2 (i dont remember) i will build that, with big neo magnets, a 10 % of iron core (a bit of atraction) and 90% of air, hehe. The two poles of the coil are used, so no waste of energy there, plus it working on resonance, the speed of the motor is slower but the overall efficience increases.

[toranarod]

Hi toranarod, thanks for sharing the information and the pdf. I posted that circuit over here in case someone wanted to give it a whirl. With your setup. are you saying your able to maintain the voltage level in the input battery and if so, how are you pulsing it back to the primary input battery. Is the computer programmed to pulse the capacitor back to the front end at any specific time or is it randomly based on whenever the counting is done. Reason I ask is because, what if the cap discharges while the coils are energized and I recall Bedini mentioning that charging a battery at the same time as discharging is not healthy for the battery. Thanks.
peace love light
Tyson

This is where the use of a micro processor takes this
The computer chip monitors all aspects of the motor function.
It only allows the discharging of the capacitor back to the battery during the time when the coils are not switching. And no over lap is allowed to occur.
The drive does not know the battery was disconnected for the motor.
I am designing a solid state version and will be replacing the relay.

[SkyWatcher]

Hi toranarod, thanks for sharing the information and the pdf. I posted that circuit over here in case someone wanted to give it a whirl. With your setup. are you saying your able to maintain the voltage level in the input battery and if so, how are you pulsing it back to the primary input battery. Is the computer programmed to pulse the capacitor back to the front end at any specific time or is it randomly based on whenever the counting is done. Reason I ask is because, what if the cap discharges while the coils are energized and I recall Bedini mentioning that charging a battery at the same time as discharging is not healthy for the battery. Thanks.
peace love light
Tyson

[toranarod]

http://www.thehydrogenshop.com/Over_Unity_PDF/User%20instruction%20guide_4.1.pdf

[SkyWatcher]

Hi folks, or you could use this circuit that uses a single separate trigger coil to switch multiple coils with one transistor or darlington. Though if you cant get a coil near the rotor magnets, then you'll have to make a separate timing rotor with magnets placed for desired duty cycle. It works really well though and cheap and simple and reliable. Here is the circuit.



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peace love light
Tyson

[toranarod]

talking about Hall effect and electronic setups

I am using US 5781 device

Here is a photo of the data sheet you will find more information about it on line
I like this type because they are not sensitive to noise because they have Schmitt trigger out puts.



and it wired in like this.

I am happy to give any information on this as possible I will even give any body the software as well, or what ever just ask
I will help any body to build energy Machines.

[toranarod]

from Australia

Hi Rod,

good to see another aussie in here. Where are you located if I may ask?

Ive built a few window motors and monopoles in my time, Im interested to know if you ever built John Bedini and Ron Coles bipolalr circuit, as the 1/2 circuit version of this is very close to an adams motor design.

I am working on a large rotor at the moment that will use the 1/2 circuit with hall sensors as timing devices.

Good work



Ren

Hello. Great to see as you say another one of us from Aus building something trying to make a differences to the energy shortages, or the cost of it.

I am in Melbourne not far from the airport and you?


Regards Rod

[elias]

Hi Ren

I haven't used hall switching before what is the part number you are going to use and where can I get one? Are some triggered by north or south only magnets. Are some triggered by both?

Thanks, Mark

I use UGN3113U, one side is triggered by S and the other side is triggered by N.

[Mark]

Hi Ren

I haven't used hall switching before what is the part number you are going to use and where can I get one? Are some triggered by north or south only magnets. Are some triggered by both?
Also wondering where I can order a 4.7volt Zener and 2.8 volt super bright Leds.

Thanks, Mark

[ren]

Hi Rod,

good to see another aussie in here. Where are you located if I may ask?

Ive built a few window motors and monopoles in my time, Im interested to know if you ever built John Bedini and Ron Coles bipolalr circuit, as the 1/2 circuit version of this is very close to an adams motor design.

I am working on a large rotor at the moment that will use the 1/2 circuit with hall sensors as timing devices.

Good work

Regards

Ren

[qvision]

My setup details :

1. Rotor, from a VHS player.
2. Rotor magnets are 20mm wide, 50mm high, 5mm deep. I have these in groups of eight, each group superglued together to act as a single magnet. I have four groups on the rotor.
3. Drive coil is a serial bifilar wind. Trigger wire is 0.2mm, power wire is 0.25mm. Ferrite core is a rod, 7mm in diameter.
4. Drive circuitry is Bedini's SSG circuit.

I did a quick generator coil test using a coil i had lying around, 0.3mm wire and the same ferrite core as above, the coil's resistance being 28 ohms (i know that's way too much but this coil was just handy). I got 3.46 VDC (rectified) at 0.0025 Amps.

This is by no means a good build ! But it's battery-charging performance is looking superior to the SSG.

I will build a more precise machine in the new year, i am thinking of using my PWM to drive it :

http://www.rmcybernetics.com/files/pdf/PWM-OCXI.pdf

Gary.

[toranarod]

I excited to see another up and running

Hi Rod and thanks very much for sharing.

I've spent all this week constructing an Adams motor. I use ferrite magnets because i am at low voltage, i read that neos should only be used if your input is 120V or higher.

I have a single stator and no generator coils.

I am using the Bedini SSG circuit in order to get natural timing as well as avoiding burnt out reed-switches.

I need to make a new base though because, when i go above 7.5 volts, the centrifugal force is so strong the resulting vibrations are enormous, this thing really has some torque due to the depth of the rotor magnets.

I just set it going on a battery-charging test at midnight tonight and will report back.

In the meantime i am perusing your setup with interest.


Thanks,

Gary.

I will be following your motor with interest as you could imagine will be looking forward To your results with much anticipation.

Please keep us up to date with the details. Sounds like the timing of the pulse is on track.
I observed Vibration was a good indicator the collision of the magnetic fields is a good result of correct timing. this is where the beginning of cold current flow starts.

With out any test equipment I could use this as a guide just to start the setup.

Can you share some more details of the specifications of your construction?

I have my motor running today too, doing some more tests.

Good luck