Is this the first selfrunning overunity motor w/o batteries ? Mike?s motor

[callanan]

Hi All,

I am very interested in the macro perspective of the energies that may be at work here. Let me explain. With the SSG we have always been aware of only two energies. One being the back emf pulse and the other being the transistor switching off transient or RE pulse as we have come to call it. Of these two energies we know that the back emf pulse is a real energy that can charge a battery or capacitor. But the RE pulse, even though we could see it on our scopes, we could never really prove it of any use. On it's own, the RE pulse can't power a fly. We only assumed it may be having some sort of magical excess energy charging effect when coupled with the back emf pulse.

More recently, I had decided to let go of the idea that the switching transient we see, is itself the REAL RE pulse and that the RE pulse is actually hidden in the back emf pulse. This is because of my reed motor work, where even though there a more switching transients, I found that even if I filtered them out with the low pass filter I could still manifest apparent OU results. That is not so say that they may have been still having an effect prior to the low pass filter, but just that they weren't directly effecting the batteries being charged...

Ok, now let's look at Mike's modified Bedini-Cole motor. For all intents and purposes, as far as energies go, it could also be seen as John's original trifilar SG motor. With such a motor, I see that there are actually three energies at work here and not just the two I have described. There is both the back emf and RE pulse being the first two. But this motor/circuit having a pick up generator coil, being the 3rd winding, actually creates a 3rd energy. This is both an inductive energy from the power winding's back emf pulse and is also an inductive energy from the passing magnets. In this case, using N-S-N-S poles, this inducting energy from the magnets can be more effective than that of a monopole motor.

Now let's compare Mike's motor to the original SG trifilar motor. I believe this is the key to what is creating the extra energy in the capacitor. The original SG motor did not have any direct linking of the 3rd energy from the generator winding. Mike's motor does and it does it at a certain time. It directs the RE pulse (transistor switch off pulse) which comes out of the bottom transistor's collector (in Stefan's hand drawn circuit) up through the main coil (2nd winding) and back through both the 3rd winding and also through the FWBR back to the capacitor.

Now when we look at duplicating what is going on here. We MUST make this exact design of the motor. That is because there is a number of key things it does and allows for it to work. First of all, it's N-S-N-S orientation is very important for the 3rd generator winding to generator the large power required to charge such a big capacitor. Now second of all, and I think even more importantly, the coil is just an air coil wound around the rotor with no core! This is almost the key for this motor to work. The large air coil will both pass and use the HF RE pulse coming from the bottom transistor. If we used an iron core, it will make the coil act as a low pass filter. The RE pulse will not get used or directed appropriately....

Regards,

Ossie Callanan

[Gane_Green]

Hello everyone. I have worked on electromechanics for a long time. I love thinking of ou and zp energy ideas as a hobby and told myself that it would never become an obsession. After watching this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rl1dI9YCi8 I think im going to start making it an obsession. 

[qiman]

The monopole motors ARE n-s-n-s-n-s-n-s, etc...
Actually it is n-ss-n-ss-n-ss-n-ss

ss=supersouth or scalar south that is squeezed out between both north
facing magnets.

[CTG Labs]

Surely the meaning of "mono"-pole means one pole, ie all north poles facing outwards.

In the window motor every other outward face is north and the others are south.

D.

[CTG Labs]

Rob,

I had just literally got home from work last night and finished it off, was just connected to a 12v 1.3aH battery drawing about 120mA.

Full hook up and tests to come...


D.