Generator by Gerard Morin

[emh_007]

I have a question for those who tried to replicate the setup, what is the specification of the DC motor, other than running @ 24VDC, and rotating at 4000rpm?  (Wattage?)

Some notes:
What is interesting to notice in Morin's setup, (small and full size one), is the generator itself.

If you search around, all generators are electro-magnetic, what this means:
1- They use coils to magnetise the iron cores
2- None of them use permanent magnet generators, except wind mill power generators.
3- Without the magnets, you don't get radiant energy manifestation.

This is everywhere (electro-magnet generators)... They teach us in school that electricity is generated from magnets, it is true, however not applied in the industry, with the exception of windmills.  Magnetising iron core uses power where as when you rotate a magnet, you don't need to magnetize the core, it is already magnetized (power saving).

Also, in the small form factor setup, the rotating magnet is a single pole (North-South) only, hence when rotating this thing, the frequency is increased... @1000rpm it is close to 40Hz, hence @4000rpm you do not have 60hz like the electricity on the grid.  Looking at the power equation P=W/t, where the frequency is the inverse of time t=1/f, hence increasing the frequency of the generator, increases the power generated.  Eric Dollard suggest reading Steinmetz regarding this topic, I bought few books, and could not find the appendix, anyone found this regarding doubling the frequncy and power?

I saw an argument on this blog, which says there is no power in pulses, this is a falacy.  When studying DSP techniques, when injecting a pulse in a system, this stimulates all frequencies.  Hence when using a spark gap; this is an electrical impulse...  This is a big puzzle, where you need to put the pieces together.

Reading Steinmetz on the electricity arc, He says that an electrical arc sucks all the energy around it.  This is hard to be proven, however I think we can see this manifestation in Morin's setup when the temperature of the system is reading abnormal temperatures.

[emh_007]

I forgot to mention in the previous post regarding the frequency, and power measurements.

P = Watt/ time,

Where Watt is define as Plank per Second-Second...

P= Q/t^2

Hence when you double the frequency (or rotational speed in this case), you get 4 times the power...