TinMan Generator Research Moderated Topic

[gotoluc]

Hi everyone,

nice job on the resonance Grum!...  I'm glad TK is still testing. Thanks for sharing guys,

No sleep yet at  4:15am.  My fist test video of the RT is just about done. I think you guys are going to like it. I had the ideal a few weeks back and been wanting to test it.

Link to video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pib2fpHRsaM

Luc

[shylo]

Hi all, Excellent videos' .
Luc, does that diode prevent supply voltage from getting to your field coil?
It looks like TK is feeding 1 field coil from the other,but preventing the 2nd from being fed by the first.
I will try different diode arrangements.
Thanks artv

[Jimboot]

I am sure you remember that most on the other forum chased this rabbit.  Specifically they were pulsing both modified and unmodified brushed motors using PWM circuits.  In either case, in some instances, very interesting results were accomplished, some of which I was able too produce myself.  The addition of the PWM is facilitating high frequency "gating" of the low frequency produced by commutator action. You feeding it back into one of the field windings shows me that it is difficult to break away from tested concepts in the past.....in watching your demonstration, I am reminded of a demonstration you preformed a few years back where you took the flyback from a coil being pulsed and redirected it back into the coil where the flyback was being produced.   I am curious how many appreciate what you suggest at the end of the presentation...


Regards

The coil shorting you mean? Oh yeah.
Thanks Luc. Great build. Be interesting to see what a higher freq commutator would do.
I did mine in series today with a lamp in series uses 200ma less current than my previous build in parallel. However the lamp did not shine as brightly. Shorting the coils though spun just as fast with the lamp in series.


Also tried an LC circuit. Worked out I need a 0.54 mf cap but all I had was a 0.68 . Lamp shone brighter no change in current draw.

[synchro1]

I am sure you remember that most on the other forum chased this rabbit.  Specifically they were pulsing both modified and unmodified brushed motors using PWM circuits.  In either case, in some instances, very interesting results were accomplished, some of which I was able too produce myself.  The addition of the PWM is facilitating high frequency "gating" of the low frequency produced by commutator action. You feeding it back into one of the field windings shows me that it is difficult to break away from tested concepts in the past.....in watching your demonstration, I am reminded of a demonstration you preformed a few years back where you took the flyback from a coil being pulsed and redirected it back into the coil where the flyback was being produced.   I am curious how many appreciate what you suggest at the end of the presentation...


Regards

Gotoluc clearly states that he's directing flyback from the "Rotor Coil" into the "Stator Coil".

[synchro1]

I didn't call into question what Luc is doing.....I know what he is doing because he specifies what he is doing.....  What I did was relate what he just presented with what he was demonstrating in the past.....research.

There was a guy with sandwiched window coils who got keen "Lenz Propulsion" redirecting flyback to the power coil that way.