TinMan Generator Research Moderated Topic

[gotoluc]

Looks good. Big fan of your work tinman. Is there a first part to this thread somewhere?

Please wait and give TinMan the time he needs to provide more details.
We don't want another visit from the wicked witch do we.
The first page of this topic will be updated as soon as the new details are provided.
Please let me know if that has not been clearly written on the first page and if so, make your suggestion of how it should be written.

Regards

Luc

[Jimboot]

oops our Dyson broke. Happy to say that this universal motor spins up nicely without the stator coils connected. Like Grums it tends to wander all over the place with rpms. I performed the charging a load test with the diodes as shown in Brad's last vid. It was difficult to know whether the charging was affecting the rpms or if it was just the idiosyncrasies of the motor itself.  Just for giggles I put the other stator coil across a reed and stuck a small mag on the spindle. It definitely sped up then.

[tinman]

Before we go any further,i need to once again make it clear that i will not,and cannot disclose the full details of the RT--> i think i made this point very clear in the partnered coil thread.

What i am going to do is try(!!try!!)and show that PM's(permanent magnets) can do useful work,and how they do it. From there on,how you apply that knowledge is up to each person here.
I will be doing this in way of the solid state transformer version as Luc has posted diagrams of in the first page of this thread.
I am hoping that Luc will join me on this build,and the testing to go with it,as it is based around one of his test bed's he built some time ago,showing how little electrical power is required to divert the flux path of PM's. Anyone else that would like to go down the S/S path are also welcome to join in on the build. Using the principle the RT is based around,i believe we can make the S/S version work.
This time i(and i hope others)will be posting videos and details on each step of the build,so as in the event that success is had,then it will be all to late for anyone to do anything about it.

@ Jim
The first part of the last video will be up in about 30 minutes.

[tinman]

The first half of the last video.
Sorry about the dirty hands and cracked skin lol-joys of being a mechanic,and playing in old diesel engine oil.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWxYQHcZO00

[Grumage]

The first half of the last video.
Sorry about the dirty hands and cracked skin lol-joys of being a mechanic,and playing in old diesel engine oil.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWxYQHcZO00

Dear Brad.

Many thanks for the video. It has cleared up the term " tipping. " So, by tipping you are actually altering the angle of the brush gear in relation to the commutator segments. And, correct me if I'm wrong, bringing in an extra armature coil?

I would like to pursue the Rotary transformer myself as I have always had a fascination with things that rotate !! 

Cheers Grum.