Romero's experiments and OU principles

[plengo]

This thread is focused on Romero's understandings and experiments that led to OU.

This will be a very strictly moderated thread with the goal of documenting the principles and experiments necessary to achieve OU.

This thread is designed to be a concise and focused. Any deviations from the objectives will be simply deleted.

Fausto.

[tagor]

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Romero's video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkV2Y4Yke4I

shorting a generator coil:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRyKVU6YzYw

[romerouk]

I have just answered on youtube and might be relevant  to all members here interested in this effect.

The ideea is that more  load to increase the speed and that can be obtained.
More load brings the system close to shorting the coil.
This works at certains speeds and again in a cycle.
Example:
if it works when we have around 500rpm it migh work again at 1000 and again at 1500...
in reality is not calculated like that, this is just an example.
I am working to get the right formula.
if you turn a rotor to speed and look at it at one point we will see like it turns in reverse. that is the important moment we need to consider.

Regarding shorting the coil:
why not to keep the coil shorted all the time and release it only at the right moment.

Example:
a plastic pipe with water flowing...
we cover the end and it creates pressure inside then if we release it from time to time we get a nice strong jet.

[redrichie]

Well that Zener idea mixed in with what Bruce was saying could do that.  USe the zener to keep the coil shorted until it hits its breakdown voltage and it releases the pulse.  This was something I mentioned to my friend the other day.  Keep coming up with ideas to test while im finishing the mechanicals.

[i_ron]

Quote: "why not to keep the coil shorted all the time and release it only at the right moment."

One of those simple ideas that prompt a,'now why didn't I think of that' response. Thanks Romero, good to see you posting here, we appreciate it!

The coil in the vid ... has two windings?

Rgds, Ron

edit: understood... but in this case I felt the context was lost and people needed to know, "what idea" ... you may delete this explanation after you have seen it, danke schon