Sm0ky2's modified Voss Machine

[sm0ky2]

In the early days of these machines they recognized
That x-rays and other 'effects' could be initiated with
The high potentials they could achieve.


They died in the medical industry and didn't really
resurface, except as toys and novelty items in science
museums, until recently.


Here we are some 200 yrs more advanced in all kinds
of technologies which give us endless things to play with

[sm0ky2]

The last generation to experiment with this stuff was
Doing things that sound like science fiction even today.


I think this technology can lead to things we have
Never seen before.

[shylo]

Hi Graham, Not really much to see ,just a magnet rotor turning.
I have to pre-charge the cap banks by spinning the rotor by hand for a minute.
If I connect a load, 36 led's from a flashlight, it only runs 20 minutes.
If I give it a 30 second spin every fifteen minutes, it will run , I'm guessing for as long as I'm willing to spin it.
The rotor charges the cap banks, but I lose with every rotation, if I can add this it may help.
Do you collect charge from the inductors(stationary plates)?
Or is it the moving plates|?
The neutral bar , why not just collect there?
Not sure ,I'm understanding it.
Thanks artv   

[sm0ky2]

Charge is transferred from the stationary (inductor) plates.
To the moving (collector) plates.
It is picked up from the collector plates as they pass the brushes
The neutral bar then gets rid of excess charge on the plates
So they can induce further charge on the inductor plates.
Without the neutral bar you lose the difference between
What is left on the collectors after "pick-up", and the charge
held by the larger inductor plates.


The Voss functions without the neutral bar, just not as well.

[Cadman]

Sm0ky2,

I have been inspired by your Voss machine and I'm in the process of building an influence machine similar to yours.

My build is coming along nicely but I'm having a little trouble finding a suitable low drag motor to drive it with.
Would you be so kind as to tell me what motor you used?

Thank you,
Cadman