Gerard Morin's Replication with Eleman Magnet Motor Test 1

[ELEMAN]

Gerard Morin's  Replication with Eleman Magnet Motor Test 1. Well this is an interesting PROJECT! This is my version of Gerrard Morrin... Not with drain pump, but with my own ELEMAN motor. I think it's really interesting, not just for the results...but because it forces us to think differently ... www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAcbZ6CvDTc&list=PLT7Zi_DRtP7fpdEHDlFIfaI_bOwZo5zyF&index=21

[MarkE]

If the 0.38A @ 24V is the input, then the ~9.5W that constitutes seems a whole lot greater than the apparent light from the fluorescent tube.

[Pirate88179]

No offense but you can light small tube that size up a lot brighter using a "dead" AA battery and a Joule Thief modified flash camera circuit.  Your input is 240 volts?  Try .5 volts and much better light.  (Also, a lot lower amp draw.)

Bill

[MarkE]

No offense but you can light small tube that size up a lot brighter using a "dead" AA battery and a Joule Thief modified flash camera circuit.  Your input is 240 volts?  Try .5 volts and much better light.  (Also, a lot lower amp draw.)

Bill

It's 24.0V.  The decimal point on the power supply is a little hard to see.  Still, from the picture the light output seems very anemic for almost 10W in.

[Pirate88179]

It's 24.0V.  The decimal point on the power supply is a little hard to see.  Still, from the picture the light output seems very anemic for almost 10W in.

Thanks for pointing that out.  My mistake.  Still, that is much more input than from an AA battery.  Unless I am missing something else here?

Bill