Confirming the Delayed Lenz Effect

[Magluvin]

There is beautiful. I would want one of those in Brazil. We would have a nice party!


Fausto.

Thanks   ;]

He will probably be deaf before most rock stars.  ;]

Mags

[hoptoad]

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Been working on a sound system for this guy. 1974 Impala. He is nuts.
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Mags

If you're talking about Impala amplifiers ? they were affectionately known in the hey day, as "the great impalers".

Brian Eno made his debut as a music producer in the early seventies, releasing new state of the art, hi fidelity "wall of sound" recordings of prominant 70's bands.

In the studio he listened to every post mixed session on headphones, blasted at max through his "impaler".

LOL

I wonder how his hearing is these days.!

Cheers ...... P.S. if you're talking about Impala - the car, ignore everything I've just said .... LOL

[DeepCut]

Hey Mags

Hey Toad

Can't believe those ten 8's in the back !

Excellent-looking job you're doing on them.

I've been a bit busy with other stuff (life !) so i have only been able to experiment off and on, so i haven't really gone much further. Just been trying to nail down the characteristics of acceleration under load (AUL from now on!).

I made a transformer version that performs better than the pulse-motor version. With the transformer i attach a load, say a light bulb, the bulb lights and the current draw to the transformer primary goes down a lot more than it did with the pulse motor.

This is a 12V/65mA bulb, and when i attach it the input power drops 60mA, while the bulb is drawing 65mA at full brightness.

We are lucky in that you get greater rewards from this effect the more power you put in. With increased input power your percentage return gets bigger !

I don't know if it has OU potential but it certainly saves a lot of energy, it's ideal for anything with an alternator and that runs on batteries.

Even as it stands, you could scale up the transformer a little and run a table light off it, but at 90%+ energy savings !

It's a crazy effect and i can't believe research on it seems to have gone quiet.


All the best,

DC.

[DeepCut]

Anyone know what's up with Luc ?

No reply to my emails or YT messages. No appearance on forums since May


DC.

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I made a transformer version that performs better than the pulse-motor version. With the transformer i attach a load, say a light bulb, the bulb lights and the current draw to the transformer primary goes down a lot more than it did with the pulse motor.

This is a 12V/65mA bulb, and when i attach it the input power drops 60mA, while the bulb is drawing 65mA at full brightness.

We are lucky in that you get greater rewards from this effect the more power you put in. With increased input power your percentage return gets bigger !

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Do you have a circuit diagram and list of components you could share ?