Self-Powered Generator - Inventor From South Africa

[RoliK]

There is a new update on the pjk site.

http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter19.pdf

New smaller coil design. Just 22m cable on each coil!

Regards Roland

[aussiebattler]

This is definately the way to go. Very similar to my own research.

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi Rolik, thanks for alerting me to the update and the link.

The repel and attract method is interesting, I've done the same thing in past builds.

I have 24awg. magnet wire on hand, so I will continue to build with that, though I will match the impedance of the main primary coil of the bifilar motor-feedback coil assembly, for each additional, separate single strand coil.

I was questioning his use of the parallel separate coils, as that can be an issue, with the less resistance coils drawing current from the higher resistance coils.

So the lower resistance coils in series is the way to go.

I may remove some of the layers of my main feedback bifilar coil assembly, need to check and see what the primary coil strand resistance is first.

Also, his use of the galvanised bolts is certainly easier, though eddy currents will cause more loss and heat, I will continue to build with the paint coated bailing wire core method, as tedious as it is, I like building things, so no biggie.

Hi aussiebattler, thanks for posting your thoughts, not sure which design you are saying is the way to go, could you explain further, thanks.

peace love light

[aussiebattler]

SW  I mean that you need the three  basic elements- coils for generation of voltage, pulse to give motor effect,  timing for pulses

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi aussiebattler, thanks for the response.

Have you or are you working on something you would like to share, I would be interested to see, if you are working on something.

I'm still working on the coil assemblies, almost finished with the 4th one, will be testing with 4 to start and expand if needed.

Still waiting on the bike wheel to arrive.

peace love light