Reactive Generator Research for everyone to share

[hartiberlin]

Hi Tim,
yes, Luc´s circuits are still a bit different with the drive motor and
generator.
Have again a look at Page 2 and 3 of this thread for all the circuit diagrams.

Well would be cool,
if Luc can still adress the last questions and give us more infos.

A still refreshing lecture about AC and Power factor is this, also in a nice Indian accent
(especially if you watch this in the HTML 5 player in
youtube with 1.5 or 2 times faster playback):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S22cJ_aF9M

[gotoluc]

Luc, I've not observed any effect which suggests OU. The circuit seems quite conventional.

It would be nice if you would share the details of your motor etc.  You did promise to share in the title, but haven't been very forthcoming with details, and I did notice that you'd ignored most of my questions.

Regards
Tim

Hi Tim,

I have shared what is needed to get the effect. I have also recommended a basic experiment to start with and wrote not to try to hook up an Induction motor like I did in my video.
I have also recommended a better load Resistor value many times and said a bulb is not good.
If you chose to change things and say it does not work, that's not my lack of sharing!

I will help (if needed) after I see you are following the recommendations.

Luc

[Goat]

Hi Everyone;

I tried the basic test but not off the grid, I hooked up a MOT off of a battery operated inverter and found that the MOT was carrying an RF voltage, it tickles but don't bite,
any advice on how to get rid of the RF voltage off the MOT?  I didn't have the ground of the inverter hooked up to the MOT chassis, should I be using a 3 prong plug with the
ground plug hooked up to the MOT chasisis?  Would that make a difference since that inverter is only grounded to the battery and not to an actual ground?

Thanks for your advice.
Paul

[hartiberlin]

Hi Paul, what kind of inverter did you use ?

Is it  a switching PWM sine wave converter ?

If yes, you might still use a low pass filter before going into
LUC´s circuit.

[gotoluc]

Hi Everyone;

I tried the basic test but not off the grid, I hooked up a MOT off of a battery operated inverter and found that the MOT was carrying an RF voltage, it tickles but don't bite,
any advice on how to get rid of the RF voltage off the MOT?  I didn't have the ground of the inverter hooked up to the MOT chassis, should I be using a 3 prong plug with the
ground plug hooked up to the MOT chasisis?  Would that make a difference since that inverter is only grounded to the battery and not to an actual ground?

Thanks for your advice.
Paul

Hi Paul,

I have already posted the circuit won't work with an Inverter.

At this time you need to test with a generator or grid

All the best

Luc