The new generator no effect counter B. EMF part 2 ( Selfrunning )

[gotoluc]

Hi everyone,

I started a new topic with a video demo to discuss the delay effect, Lenz and so on.
This should help free this topic for those who wish to stay with the original topic.

Link to new topic: http://overunity.com/15289/delayed-lenz-or-not-post-your-explaination/msg427925/#msg427925

Luc

[Jimboot]

Just lit an incandescent globe, dimly and no slow down lenz drag nor additional current consumption.

[MileHigh]

Just lit an incandescent globe, dimly and no slow down lenz drag nor additional current consumption.

You got Lenz drag but I'm assuming you can't hear it or see it with the sensitivity of your meters.   I am going to assume that your setup draws several watts of power from your power supply but only outputs a fraction of that into the incandescent globe.  It doesn't matter, the Lenz drag s still there.

[Jimboot]

I need some advice about pick up coils. I'll upload the vid soon but I'm thinking 20 or 18 awg. What sort of length do you think? The  coil you will see soon is 3.50hm I'm thinking of one coil for each mag junction. I think teardrop shape but bent over the mags. So sort of like a mini wind turbine but the coils are bent 90deg at the end. I need one single steel I think made from steel shot. I'm thinking of getting a design done and printing a mold.


I'd appreciate any advice in this area. Even if you believe I'm delusional, I'd appreciate any help.

[MileHigh]

The big "secret" (in other words, few people realize or understand what I am about to say) is that it doesn't matter.   When you talk about coils the commonly accepted term to use is the number of turns, not the length of the wire.

So to answer your question with the "secret," it does not matter if your pick-up coils are 10 turns, 25 turns, or 100 turns.  If they all have approximately the same geometry, then all three versions have the same potential to output electrical power.   However, for the same output power, a coil will fewer turns will require a low value of load resistor vs. a coil with a larger number of turns which will require a higher value of load resistor.  If both coils are outputting the same amount of power, then the Lenz drag will be the same.