170 watts in - 1600 watts out - looped - Very impressive build and video

[konehead]

Hi Luc
Also if you do "adjacent" coils rather than coils "sharing" slots like you show, you will also end up with two coils per slot too...
My big problem is still those magic numbers,....if you follow them, it seems he is saying to wrap coils not through common shared slots, but into the adjacent slots (6-11, 7-12 etc)
He didn't say 6-11, 11 -16 etc. style like you are doing in your video (I am thinking 36 poles)
Also to continue the "shared slot" coil placement you can count out with fingers easy,....so 6-11,  11-16,  16-21,  21-26,  26- 31, 31-36.........that last number 36 throws it all off since now to "share" with slot number 6 and complete
the "circle" you would now have "36 - 5" coming up next and "36 - 6 is 7 digits, not 6 so this has me quite confused.  Someone told me yesterday the "next layers" count as 1/2 slot so it does come out even, but that makes no sense too....
Anyways to rectify this situation just do "adjacent" slots, not shared  and it comes out even at end....
Also I think the riddle of "6 coils becoming one" just means all the coils are in series, strung together,like a big circle all connected  and the the pulsing comes in at appropriate points (for example the "corners" in my drawing....AND/OR since coils in series, why not switch the whole thing at once? (saves a lot of switches!)  and sequentially pulse and rotate the different wirings (red blue green pink yellow I think it is, in my last drawing with the 5 layers shown)
Will need the overlap period too, have not thought about that too much still worried about the correct stator winding pattern!!
This all makes sense to me what I write but so do lots of things that do not make sense (haha)
The coils wrapped around the single poles every 6 in my drawing probably is not good idea but who knows lots of ways to do this but lets get exactly what Pierre does down first eh!
thanks for all! I have genset just like yours will work on when I get back to seattle march21 (in Belarus now next to Russia)

[listener191]

I posted this previously but perhaps it wasn't clear so I have added some additional notes.
L192

Start:

Observe polarities

N        S          N           S         N          S
1-6     7-12   13-18   19-24   25-30   31-36    <each of these coils extend 6 slots

So at the point of switching the last coil set
coil 6 will span 6 to 11,
coil 12 will span 12 to 17,
coil 18 will span 18 to 23,
coil  24 will span 24 to 29,
coil 30 will span 30 to 35,
coil 36 will span 36 to 5. 

so that places two coil edges in each slot.

Switching Sequence:
1,7,13,19,25,31  = ON previous coils =OFF
2,8,14,20,26,32 = ON Previous coils =OFF
3,9,15,21,27,33 = ON Previous coils =OFF
4,10,16,22,28,34 = ON Previous coils =OFF
5,11,17,23,29,35 = ON Previous coils =OFF
6,12,18,24,30,36 = ON Previous coils =OFF

Change polarities, as below and repeat switching sequence: This picks up the progression of the poles around the rotor
S         N          S           N           S          N
1-6     7-12   13-18   19-24   25-30   31-36
Then back to start.

[seaad]

No OverUnity Effect !

[konehead]

Hi Listener
Yes I saw that, and if you want to use the magic numbers, this is the only way to do it far as I can tell with 36poles......so run the coils through "adjacent" slots, not common shared slots.
Maybe with 30 pole motor it is different, now you have to use shared-slots like Gotolucs video.
Also those magic numbers Pierre gave will apply to where in the string of coils you will pulse them at too if you look at his switching circuit drawing showing the overlap method....so magic could be because they describe two purposes, the magic numbers...

[konehead]

VIDEO FOR TINSELKOALA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU5Zvki8tgo