Self-Powered Generator - Inventor From South Africa

[gyulasun]

Well, you are free to make any coil combinations so that the induced voltages should sum up.
As per common logic if all the coils are positioned with the same identical winding sense,
then their induced voltages should sum up. 
The 1.2 volt resulting between coils 6 and 8 may indicate one of them should be flipped by its wires.
I assume you have 5 rotor magnets, right? 
Gyula

[erfandl]

Well, you are free to make any coil combinations so that the induced voltages should sum up.
As per common logic if all the coils are positioned with the same identical winding sense,
then their induced voltages should sum up. 
The 1.2 volt resulting between coils 6 and 8 may indicate one of them should be flipped by its wires.
I assume you have 5 rotor magnets, right? 
Gyula

thanks. the motor will not starting automatically. I must handle the motor with hand. also the motor rotating to both sides !
yeah the rotor have 5 magnets. all N side is out. the hall sensors are installed in coil 1 and coil 4

[gyulasun]

Well, it is "normal" in this setup that you have to start the rotor by hand because all the 5 magnets
strongly attracts to the 5 bolts they are just facing, this is inherently so in this arrangement.

[doktorsvet]

 erfandl,
If not difficult, draw a diagram of the connection of the coils.

I myself did not read how it was done in Africa, but you can start the reverse EMF in a circle...
For this you need to leave 5 magnets, and put the coils 6. 

[Ed morbus]

Use stainless steel for bolt and nuts