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[bistander]

Ufo,
I corrected away ---> way. Thanks.

It is the V/f ratio that's important. I realize you didn't increase voltage input.

In the pump, when mechanical input stops, pressure stops, right?

When your commutator malfunctioned, perhaps the input resistance increased causing reduced input current. And consequential distortion of RMF caused bucking induced potentials meaning low output voltage.

You did an excellent experiment but I fail to see an extraordinary result.
bi

[Ufopolitics]

Ufo,
I corrected away ---> way. Thanks.

My pleasure

It is the V/f ratio that's important. I realize you didn't increase voltage input.

No, I did not increase input voltage, I only decreased Input Voltage to Rotary Switch small motor...and that was it.

In the pump, when mechanical input stops, pressure stops, right?

Not so fast...any pump generates two pressures, a called "negative" or suction at input, and an exhaust or "positive" at pump output...and so, every system in  our universe tries always to stabilize...whether natural or man made...unless it is forced to do otherwise.
In the example I mentioned before, when propelling mechanisms stop, yes positive (output) pressure drops...but negative (Input) pressure increases.

When your commutator malfunctioned, perhaps the input resistance increased causing reduced input current. And consequential distortion of RMF caused bucking induced potentials meaning low output voltage.

I understood perfectly well the drop off voltage...but, what about that excess of output amperage in the range of the 5 and 6 amps, while at 0.68A at Input?...where did they come from?

You did an excellent experiment but I fail to see an extraordinary result.
bi

Maybe you will like better my next two test videos...


Regards


Ufopolitics

[bistander]

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I understood perfectly well the drop off voltage...but, what about that excess of output amperage in the range of the 5 and 6 amps, while at 0.68A at Input?...where did they come from?
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Regards

Ufopolitics

You're saying, with the same load, the load voltage goes down and load current goes up when something occurred on the input?
Sounds fishy. Can you get a video of it happening?
bi

[Ufopolitics]

You're saying, with the same load, the load voltage goes down and load current goes up when something occurred on the input?
Sounds fishy. Can you get a video of it happening?
bi

Fishy?
Do you think I am altering something?
There was a malfunction on the brushes...switching motor speed increased beyond my control (while I was tunning it up), output V dropped radically, bulb went off, and output amperage reached the 6.06 amps
Watch images...

[Ufopolitics]

As...


I do not call this image below an "anomaly"...just because by the lighting of Bulb, it is obvious Voltage dropped down and amperage rised up...above unity (1.10Amp above, to be more specific), if you look at Input Amps at the blue screen.


Cheers


Ufopolitics


P.D: I will upload that full video unedited tomorrow on my Thread...I am just giving time for viewers to watch the one uploaded today...but it is already on my YouTube Channel
If you want to watch it...right at the exact time where it starts doing these anomalies go to 12:12