Reactive Generator Research for everyone to share

[poynt99]

No.

Put them in series, back-to-back. i.e. -/+ -> +/-.

And remember they should be the same value, and the new value will be 1/2.

[e2matrix]

Thanks poynt - never tried this but I recalled somewhere you could do something like that.   Back to back series it is

[e2matrix]

So as not to be deterred by anything resembling logic I decided to try another little test    Luc's basic circuit - watt meter -> to Cap in series with input on MOT.   But instead of a resistor on the output I put a bare fluorescent across the output of the MOT.   It glows bright while watt meter reads 0.0 watts input.   Fluorescent was stripped of all electronics and I think was a 40 watt incandescent equivalent output.   
I forgot to check until now the Power factor reading on that meter.   With this fluorescent in place of the resistor it is reading 1.0 Power factor.
I then checked with the resistor and it's also 1.0 PF. 

I know we've had fluorescent's running off almost nothing sometimes -- like the joule ringer but it's another fun little test to see what happens with this basic cap and transformer setup. 

[geenee]

Gotoluc,i am your fan of gotoluc's youtube user.i like many your videos.

secret of Motor-Generator Self-Looped with Usable Energy Left Over;

demo clip of gotoluc that shown,you can lower the watts to drive motor but just added capacitor in series to make shifting phase 90 degree but motor can run same rpm(2700-2800rpm).then the Usable Energy Left Over is from Capacitor.you have this for free and can run the load without consume more watts.

if you make Usable Energy Left Over more and more then you can make Motor-Generator Self-Looped.

when Gotoluc show Self-looped that will clear all naysayer.

thanks for Great information.
geenee

[Groundloop]

Well all I can say is how can you build something for something you have not seen working?... and mostly for reactive power!... it's not like working with regular electricity.

Don't you have 50hz 220vac grid?

Luc

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.