Reactive Generator Research for everyone to share

[totoalas]

  Luc
Belated Happy Bday mate
It may not be related to ur circuit but KVAR works for me
putting two ac caps in parallel with my air conditioner has saved me lower my bill  .....
Also once the caps are just plugged into a normal socket   it slows the mechanical utility meter   on a 240 v 60 hz   ac mains
My suggestion is to combine with r circuit input and output having caps

thanks

[Dog-One]

This is great stuff Luc.

Something hit me during experimenting which may be a better way to progress with this testing:

Instead of mechanically connecting the test motor to the generator.  How about this:  Get some other drive motor pulley system that can turn the generator at the exact RPM and give us the exact frequency output we desire.  Leave the test motor unconnected mechanically.  We only connect the generator to the test motor electrically.  Now we can focus on the exact components in a stable test environment that will reduce the test motor power draw on the generator to zero, fully reactive, 90 degrees out of phase.  If we get this part right, the generator RPM should remain stable regardless of whether we switch on the test motor or not.  We can also observe what happens when the test motor is subjected to frictional loading; if tuned right, there still should be no load on the generator.

Get that much done, then we can slip a belt on or what have you to connect the test motor mechanically to the generator.  Probably still good to retain a means of using the drive motor to bring the system up to speed.

Anyway, my point is that having this second motor should make it much easier to tune and to attempt self looping.

HTH,

D1

[gotoluc]

Luc,

Yes we have a 240VAC 50Hz mains grid. But we have two live wires and local ground.
We do not have distributed ground. Also I live in a rented apartment and the apartment is
connected to the house grid. On the input of THIS house grid there are are lightning
protection circuit AND a ground breaker circuit AND a power factor circuit. If I by accident
short circuit one of the live wires to ground, with as little as a few mA, then I will trip
the ground protection  breaker, and my landlord will be very pissed, sitting in the dark. So basically,
I'm not allowed to play with the mains AT all. That is the reason. The other reason is,  I want to
find out if it is possible to make a solid state version of your reactive power coil system. I do
not have to do your test because I have studied your video and I understand what effect
to look for in a LC circuit to get that LC circuit into a condition where the voltage and current
is 90 degrees out of phase. Hope you understand.

GL.

Okay GL, I understand and wish you success with your experiments.

Luc

[ingyenenergiagep]

Chernetsky circuit.

[JouleSeeker]

 This morning I checked comments at Luc's video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Guc8TADLteM
(which you may wish to download if you're interested in this topic).

Note what he said yesterday about not posting anymore (at least for a while)  -- and why --