This one is intresting.

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@e2matrix3 phase ansynchronous motors are less expensive, are bigger and have more copper windings on the stator. Can acommodate more permanent magnets.
In one of the youtube links I posted in my previous message , at the end the guy after assebly connects voltmeted and just spins  shaft with one hand and gets 40V reading peak.
Imagine when it spins few hundreds rpm or nominal speed.
Powerfull machines.
Given intensity of magnetic field inside such modified AC motor, if we connect identical motor and loop them togrther- I am optimist of the "self running" possibility.


PS. Sorry for big pictures.


Cheers,
Pix

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Gearing up equipment.
2 identical induction motors 2,2kW/1480 rev/320/400V
AC capacitors.
Pulleys, v-belt, breakes, magnets
First- will test  generator mode of one induction motor- plan to install 3 capacitors in triangle, motor windings in star, spin it to 120% of nominal speed by second motor and see how it performs as ansynchronous generator.
Second- install permanent magnets on one rotor. Connect to second motor with v-belt and pulleys, spin and loop as per YT.
Will see.


Cheers,
Pix

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Well, all naysayers.
Please watch this video from 12:30 min.
Guys responded to all critic posts and made a new video.
Is Free Energy Possible? We put this infinite energy engine to test. - YouTube


Cheers,
Pix

[Ufopolitics]

@e2matrix3 phase ansynchronous motors are less expensive, are bigger and have more copper windings on the stator. Can acommodate more permanent magnets.
In one of the youtube links I posted in my previous message , at the end the guy after assebly connects voltmeted and just spins  shaft with one hand and gets 40V reading peak.
Imagine when it spins few hundreds rpm or nominal speed.
Powerfull machines.
Given intensity of magnetic field inside such modified AC motor, if we connect identical motor and loop them togrther- I am optimist of the "self running" possibility.


PS. Sorry for big pictures.


Cheers,
Pix

Hello Pix,


I believe an Async 3 Phase Motor could not be used on this project, simply because the Rotor Core does not have the same config as a Car or Truck Alternator.

The Steel Mass of an Alternator rotor core is splitted in two parts, upper-lower, and they have these alternated Teeth which allows for the NSNSNSNS Magnet Config. once you cut off teeths.
You could also use just one big neo toroid ring magnet, but then you will have to fully remove the rotor coil wires and press shaft out, and cut in two the core to allow the circular magnet inside....a lot of work!!

I can verify the veracity of this BUILD, just because he have to glue the two magnets together to form the NN, just because they will not stick together like that, N next to N...facing outwards.

Best thing here would be to replicate it...then find out.




Regards




Ufopolitics

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@Ufopolitics
3 phase squirell cage induction motor is a very good candidate for PM generator.
The reason most guys convert car alternator is simple- it is much cheaper.
There is an polish company that is succesfully doing such low rpm generators from induction motors for wind and small hydroelectric power:
KOMEL


There are many of YT movies with guys converting 3 phase induction motors:
Генератор на постоянных магнитах. Как сделать. Подробно. - YouTube
Асинхронник на магниты 1,5 кВт - YouTube


Here is nice instruction in english:
Zubbly Diary Repost PART #1 induction conversion process August 14, 2004, 09: (anotherpower.com)


You can even make very good ansynchronous generator out of indiction motor without any modifications, just connecting capacitors and spinning it above nominal speed.
Generaattori (elepal.fi)
2. IMAG, using induction motors as asynchronous generators (nzdl.org)


In fact I already have everything prepared to test induction motor running as ansynchronous generator. As I described in my previous post.
When I am done with this test and satisfied I am going to convert one induction motor with PM's on the rotor, other motor will be connected to this one as a looped drive.


Cheers,
Pix