Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[TinselKoala]

@MarkE,

You're the source of the confusion.

You have been demonstrated to be wrong so many times I can't even count them all. And your history of misrepresenting what other people do, write and post is legendary. You'll go down in history as the poster most full of Hot Air, who cannot DO anything on his own to support his outrageously silly claims.

What's the matter with you, anyway? Did someone cut off your thumbs, so you can't actually build anything on your own? Are you locked up somewhere, where they won't let you play with grownup toys like oscilloscopes? Can't order parts from Digi-Key or UTSource or Ebay on your planet? Never did figure out how to use a soldering iron?

[Spilled Fluids]

You have been demonstrated to be wrong so many times I can't even count them all. And your history of misrepresenting what other people do, write and post is legendary. You'll go down in history as the poster most full of Hot Air, who cannot DO anything on his own to support his outrageously silly claims.

What's the matter with you, anyway? Did someone cut off your thumbs, so you can't actually build anything on your own? Are you locked up somewhere, where they won't let you play with grownup toys like oscilloscopes? Can't order parts from Digi-Key or UTSource or Ebay on your planet? Never did figure out how to use a soldering iron?

synchro1 spelled backwards is the Jovian word for troll.

[minnie]

   Bit of a conundrum.......how can someone who's confused accuse
someone else of being confused???
   I've got a nice picture of my geese but I daren't send it because
of the uncertainty principle. I'll see if the office-work lady will help
me one day.
         John.

[verpies]

Also I noticed that the rotor spins the oppositlsione way when it is powered by only the rotor coils than it does when all coils are used in series as it is designed to be used.

This motor has it's brushes not at 90 degrees to the field poles centerline "offset". My other motor has them directly at 90 degrees.

This is an observation that exposes many nuances of universal motor's operation.

The angular phase offset of the brushes determines whether the rotor will spin at all when powered by DC while the stator coils are disconnected, because in such mode the rotor can be only attracted to the stator.  With disconnected stator coils, repulsion is impossible unless there is some magnetic remanence in the stator.
When the stator coils are powered then both repulsion and attraction of the rotor are possible, depending on the phasing of course.

At some point even the Wesley Gary effect can occur, when the stator poles are slightly magnetized in such manner that they repel the rotor.

[synchro1]

You have been demonstrated to be wrong so many times I can't even count them all. And your history of misrepresenting what other people do, write and post is legendary. You'll go down in history as the poster most full of Hot Air, who cannot DO anything on his own to support his outrageously silly claims.

What's the matter with you, anyway? Did someone cut off your thumbs, so you can't actually build anything on your own? Are you locked up somewhere, where they won't let you play with grownup toys like oscilloscopes? Can't order parts from Digi-Key or UTSource or Ebay on your planet? Never did figure out how to use a soldering iron?

@Tinselkoala,

I don't have to conform to your format. Go kick one of your dogs!