Has anyone seen Lasersabers new motor runs on 1000uf cap

[stprue]

Fantastic work as usual LS.

[gyulasun]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&list=PLO6FJVqlxatcIK_qvg6FZF5VHxqmqolLI&v=JNBi6qoW5SI#!

Mags

Hi Mags,

This setup LS shows tends to suggest what Ian hinted at if you recall my mentioning him in my posting ( http://www.overunity.com/13460/teslas-coil-for-electro-magnets/msg360671/#msg360671 )   i.e. the more coils are used (in a certain series/parallel) combination, the more flux can be brought into creating more and more torque while the input power stays about the same.  (Of course there must be a limit for the increase, for the rotor mass cannot be increased beyond the certain size or weight with increasing also the number rotor magnets.)

Also this setup as running from a capacitor would be ideal setup for testing coil shorting at the induced voltage peaks. I am not saying it surely gives extra output over the input but if is able to increase the run time, that would be a benefit too.

This is also valid for the Ossie motor :

well, my 'ossie' motor also runs on one cap 

runtime= 172 minutes - cap= 68000 uF, and then stops 

So it also would be interesting to see any improvement the coil shorting may cause on it.

Gyula

[Magluvin]

Hi Mags,

This setup LS shows tends to suggest what Ian hinted at if you recall my mentioning him in my posting ( http://www.overunity.com/13460/teslas-coil-for-electro-magnets/msg360671/#msg360671 )   i.e. the more coils are used (in a certain series/parallel) combination, the more flux can be brought into creating more and more torque while the input power stays about the same.  (Of course there must be a limit for the increase, for the rotor mass cannot be increased beyond the certain size or weight with increasing also the number rotor magnets.)

Also this setup as running from a capacitor would be ideal setup for testing coil shorting at the induced voltage peaks. I am not saying it surely gives extra output over the input but if is able to increase the run time, that would be a benefit too.

This is also valid for the Ossie motor :

So it also would be interesting to see any improvement the coil shorting may cause on it.

Gyula

Hmm, this would be great. I just wonder if there are any diodes or what coil windings used(difficult he says). Ive messed with caps as a source, with reed switching, and from a 1000uf, and the torque shown for the scale size, 'this needs to be the model' and developed upon.

Mags

[forest]

I don't understood something : does this motor run on 1000uF cap for 50 minutes and HAS TORQUE ?

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi folks, many of these things were brought up in this thread also.
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/5911-garry-stanley-pulse-motor-8.html

My motor setup had only one rotor, one can only imagine if it had many, many rotors attached with the added coils wired to maintain the same overall resistance, to maintain the desired input wattage for a given shaft/rpm load.
So say with one rotor, it draws 25 watts for our given shaft load, (lets say lifting a weight) with the multiple added rotors, we could lift much more weight in the same time period, than we could with just the one rotor for the same input wattage.
All these air coils in combination with super magnets, will continue to give more and more shaft work for the same input.
This simple concept, i feel, is being obfuscated by some, for whatever reasons.
This concept could be, as in a car, broken up into separate motors to power each wheel or one giant carnival type motor wheel could be built that used 100 watts to power huge shaft loads for towns.
peace love light
tyson