Accelerating motor-generator selfcharging capacitors without any batteries

[linoavac]

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http://linoavac.no.sapo.pt/electrorepulsion.jpg



this to SHARE ----- cutting negative magnetism WITH electromagnet (advance)
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[sirdoitall]

Thanks for sharing the design.   Have you tried building this yet?  I think having the transformer (inductive load?) there is an important step.

e2matrix,
Sorry for the late reply, but no, I have not been able to build it and test it yet.  I seem to be financially stuck, making a living and providing for my wife and children.  I'm either short on time or short on money.  Yet I continually design similar things in my mind, until the day I am able to build them.  In regard to the design that I posted, I really think it will work.  Ideally, I would like to integrate my "radial commutator" design directly into an ~80hp DC motor.  The 12v lead-acid batteries could possibly be replaced by ultra/super capacitors, and placed somewhere within (or on) the motor housing, along with the speed controls and other circuitry.  The result would be a standalone dynamo with no power leads running to it . . . only connections for opening and closing the circuit and for speed control (accelerator).  Now that would make for an awesome motor swap in your car!

[gyulasun]

I have designed the simplest mechanical 4 Battery Tesla Switch that I know.
Very simple commutator design.  I would like to share it.  Have a look.

sirdoitall

Hi sirdoitall,

I edited your drawing to show my question better and that is the output capacitors are connected to the battery negatives of the left and right side battery banks and these negative poles are continuously connected together via the conducting metal area via the brushes.  The blue lines show the battery negative conducting path and the red lines show the positive conducting path and both are the same in both switching sequencies. (The conducting plates with the brushes nicely connect the battery banks either in series or parallel, there is no problem with that.
So where should the output capacitors be really connected to?

Thanks,  Gyula

[linoavac]

OPENSOURCE PLAN

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this is combination of------electromagnet   +   magnetMotor
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LINOAVAC, thanks
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[Scorch]

I think you guys might be interested in this.
I did buy a stargate motor kit and was going to use it as the primary mover for a Muller Dynamo.
But I have, since, changed my mind and plan to build a different design.
So I am now selling the complete stargate motor, complete with motor, stargate conversion bracket, and magnets for $200 less than retail.
I did see a difference in motor performance but, because my magnet supplier didn't have small magnets in grade N52, I don't think it's performing quite as well as it could because the the smaller magnets are about 3% under powered as compared to the larger magnets which are N52.

At any rate, if any of you are interested in such a setup, for far less, see:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/150894442898