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[rakarskiy]

Just information from one of my readers!

...did an experiment with a positive result... Simply by connecting 2 coils on the rotor of a single-phase generator in series (8 ohms) to an outlet. When the load was connected (heater 700 watts), I received 50 watts from the wattmeter from the outlet, and at the output of the generator, also through the wattmeter, I received 150 watts ... I also tried the reverse circuit, where the rotor and stator were swapped ... the result turned out worse , at the input 90 watts at the output is also 140-150 watts!

Small screenshots from the video he sent me!

[SolarLab]

Hoping you all had a pleasant Father's Day - being  "Father" is a little tough some times - but it's one of a very few great rewards in life, IMHO!

Starting the LinGen when there isn't any other way (remote, but possible - you never know)

A Shaker Flashlight method is one approach (thanks Cadman). An analysis of one such device is attached.


There are several good improvments to the examined flashlight that are mentioned in the article. Another excellent upgrade
is replacing the NiMH battery with a Super Capacitor (recent developments in this technology have really allowed these
to become viable and cost effective).

Some brief study on this phase of the project has proven to be quite interesting and exciting. Haven't actually designed
anything in a while - a lot of facinating developments have occured in the last few years.

Have a great evening and a good week!

SL

[Thaelin]

@Rakarsky
    Have you ever done this yourself?  You will not want to leave it on for long. Will get really hot quick and burn. Has to do with the impedance of the coils, voltage and hrtz. Stop it and it messes it all up. I would expect that you can rewire the rotor with correct lengths of wire to accept the line voltage and hrtz. In this case, 240 at 50.
thay

[rakarskiy]

@Rakarsky
    Have you ever done this yourself?  You will not want to leave it on for long. Will get really hot quick and burn. Has to do with the impedance of the coils, voltage and hrtz. Stop it and it messes it all up. I would expect that you can rewire the rotor with correct lengths of wire to accept the line voltage and hrtz. In this case, 240 at 50.
thay

The question is, why change anything? The design of a single-phase generator is the least suitable for converting it into a solid state system.
The guy just went and did a rough experiment, he also had to find the best position for the rotor in the stator.

220V / 8 ohm = 27.5A (full current), this is 6kW. The guy has barely 50W consumption of 0.22A. Perhaps something was not measured correctly or a very large reactance.

In any case, the input is a wattmeter, and the output to the heating element is through a wattmeter.

A confirming fact is available - Over Unity in a rough experiment.

СОР = 150W/50W = 3

Everything else is empty, non-defining chatter.

[kolbacict]

How do you get the "LinGen" started?

What is linGen?
The search only finds a city in germany.