Magnet Motor Generator

[mscoffman]

I wonder how Lenz delay phase shifter coils would work coupled to the "Eleman Generator"? A rotor of parallel magnet rings, with wave reflector Lenz propulsion output coils on each ring, would speed the rotor up and require an increased speed adjustment from the prime mover to not create drag. This would result in additional propulsion from the output coils and result in steadily ratcheted increased output.


I built a PVC platform for my ball bearing motor here in Costa Rica, but since I'm returning to North America next week, I plan to wait to order the magnets from home.

syncro,

I recommend that you build the generator nearly identical to his. He has a mechanical flywheel around the
outside with those very strong very heavy bar magnets as rotating mass. Then he has his alternator built
close in to the center with those broad disk magnets, almost touching domains N/S?. His coils are inside. His alternator
is extremely power stiff showing not a tenth of a volt drop with an incandescent LV lamp load. D**nm good if true.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[synchro1]

@mscoffman,


                    Thank you. Do you know if the tiny driver disk magnets on the power motor are diametrically polarized?

[mscoffman]

@mscoffman,


                    Thank you. Do you know if the tiny driver disk magnets on the power motor are diametrically polarized?

Know? No. but I almost guarantee it is though. All three aligned. - I'd be highly surprised if they were any other way.
Maybe, quadrature would be the next option.

[synchro1]

Know? No. but I almost guarantee it is though. All three aligned. - I'd be highly surprised if they were any other way.
Maybe, quadrature would be the next option.

@mscoffman,


That's what has me confused. You know how they stick together by themselves, "Chris-Crossed". It would seem that a cylinder the length of the stack would eliminate a tricky gluing job.