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

[konehead]

Hi Everyone
My friend and ace engineer "Skipperbythesea" just made a drawing and graph showing how to sequentially pulse that 360 degree field rotation, now knowing it is 6 poles NSNSNS rotating sequentially...he did this in relation to the "magic numbers" winding pattern that Pierre gave too....so this is in attachment...

Also, another friend made some contact with a factory-owner who does a lot of motor rewinding and "free energy motor" building and testing too and this guy was overjoyed with that magic numbers winding pattern and says it saturates and will work better than anything he has seen (not his exact words but he really liked it)....

Important to note:  this factory owner says there are multiple wires per slot and there is much overlapping going on, and also separate phase wires side by side in the slots!!

So this has me thinking, that pattern I drew out with the colored lines, like everyone notices, when it reached poles 31 and 32 suddenly the pattern stops, and it becomes "red red" right next to one another, and not red-red spaced out the 6 poles distance, like it was in the previous 6 (?) phases
(total of 7 red-red phases if you count)

So what I think is this pattern CONTINUES around....and the way it suddenly goes out of "linear logic" at poles 31 and 32 is where it starts its "staggered" overlapping pattern of phases!....so continue this magic number pattern around again in another revolution of the 36 poles and slots....then do it again, and again and again.....eventually there will be multiple wires in each slot...

Does anyone know how many wires there are within each slot??  I will guess 5 or 6 but do not know...
If we know that, we will know how many "rotations" of that magic number windings pattern there are....looks to me now this stator is re-wound as I doubt motor manufacturers would do crazy patterns like this, but maybe so.......

[gotoluc]

Does anyone know how many wires there are within each slot? ?  I will guess 5 or 6 but do not know...
If we know that, we will know how many "rotations" of that magic number windings pattern there are....looks to me now this stator is re-wound as I doubt motor manufacturers would do crazy patterns like this, but maybe so.......

Hi Doug, thanks for the update.
I asked the same question here:  http://overunity.com/17609/170-watts-in-1600-watts-out-looped-very-impressive-build-and-video/msg518079/#msg518079
I found the motor Pierre's stator is from and was wondering if he cut and tapped in to the existing windings?
I'll send him that question and a few others I received,

Luc

[seaad]

  It is possible using H bridges instead of relays as you can then just increase the clock rate.
So it seems Pierre, restrained by the relay switching rate,
L192

Now you have to consider that you have to use some ferrite core material instead of iron.
You can't just pick an ordinary genny stator!

Even in Pierres case, the stator have to handle the fast rising and falling pulses.

The picture below shows a way to recover, reusing Power from a/ the previous input stator coil(s). (About 80-90% total loop)

Regards / Arne

[konehead]

Hi Luc
thanks and please send him that diagram I just posted, with Skipperbythsea's sequentially pulsed method and see if he gives that his OK....
Also can you ask if the magic numbers pattern "continues around" (and around) so that the multiple wires within a slot become wires from the 5 different phases (red black blue green yellow in my drawing)
thanks again
konehead

[seaad]

What's stopping the supply from charging your recovery capacitors among other things.....? 
Regards

When running, the feed back loop voltage is higher than the voltage from battery after first diode at some time intervals.
R / Arne