Originally posted by toranarod
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Hope i could rebuild my unit to demonstrate newer principles in the coming days, but I am sure that you will make it, it can be done and will be done.
Please do this experiment:
First Run your motor at about less than 1000 RPM or even much less.
Measure the RPM drop when connecting one of your generator coils to a lamp.
Measure the RPM drop when shorting one of your generator coils.
Shorting should cause much more drag in the system, because of the higher current drawn.
Secondly, Run your motor higher than about 3000 RPM, or even more.
Measure the RPM drop when connecting one of your generator coils to a lamp.
Measure the RPM drop when shorting one of your generator coils.
In this case you should notice that loading it with a lamp will drag more than shorting it. This is what defies the Lenz Law, and this is the effect that will bring free energy.
If your don't get the results that should be, try experimenting with different RPMs.
This effect is what I have noticed by using ferrite cores, but if you use Iron cores, you will see that if your short the coils acceleration happens in higher speeds. Iron imposes large eddy currents that drag the rotor significantly, so I discourage people from using it.
Edit: I have said this many times, and will say it again, my theory is that the time constant L/R is more when shorting the coils (because of smaller R), and when the speed goes up, the delay becomes significant, and causes less drag (Lenz is left behind). Why Iron Cores make this effect turn to acceleration I don't know but it might be because of lessening the eddy effect as many have proposed. If my theory is correct you can even neutralize the drag after a certain speed. Speeds as of 3000-4000 RPM is enough if you want to extract the energy when the magnet approaches the coil, because the attraction to the core also helps this, and repulsion is a lower force than attraction. Odd even design also aids to this effect, charging capacitors, also is a better idea, rather than loading it directly.
Good Luck.
I am designing new stators, to demonstrate this, I want you guys to build it!
I don't want to be like some who only talk and do nothing.
Elias

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