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

[Peterae]

If you look at the picture the winding that goes to the bridge is thicker than the other 2 coils. and it appears to be made of two individual windings as you see the ends have been soldered before they go under the screw terminal.Bearing in mind that all 3 wires are Trifilar wound they are all the same length ,the only way to alter the length is to parralel and series each coil half appropiatley to change the resistance.

The Generator has to have a lower Ohmage than the other 2 coils because it a thicker Guage wire.

[Peterae]

McGiver
It could be that the 7cm washers were there to shield, once i get all my bits i will try to see why they are there, i also notice that the magnets are closer to the right side of the washers.

[war123ren]

this is the pic of mikes motor i have

  it looks like the washers are a part of a wire reel or something he
  has used to hold his magnets
  i dont think there is any need to worry about this
  may be a large washer acting as a flywheel would make sence
  a fly wheel would help the rotor spin evenly

  thanks
  warren

[z_p_e]

If you look at the picture the winding that goes to the bridge is thicker than the other 2 coils. and it appears to be made of two individual windings as you see the ends have been soldered before they go under the screw terminal.Bearing in mind that all 3 wires are Trifilar wound they are all the same length ,the only way to alter the length is to parralel and series each coil half appropiatley to change the resistance.

The Generator has to have a lower Ohmage than the other 2 coils because it a thicker Guage wire.

So you are suggesting then that there are 4 coils, as there are 4 "ends" per side? Two ends are soldered together on each side.

btw, Mike said he wound trifilar, and that the Main (28 AWG) winding is longer.

My intepretation of that is he started with 3 wires, 2 @ 30 AWG, and 1 @ 28 AWG, and wound trifilar. At some point about half way through (258 turns by my calculation), he stopped with the 2@ 30 AWG and continued with the 28 AWG (Main) until he had about 473 turns with that wire alone.

This is what I have done with my model, and the waveforms seem to jive well. What do your waveforms look like?

Darren

[Peterae]

Hi z_p_e

No only 2 coils, each coil has 3 wires, The thick wire is soldered at the terminals suggesting it consists of 2 parralel wires.if you look at the cross section view of his coils in between the insulation tape there is no sign of any wire that is not Trifilar wound, doesnt mean im right, but i think it makes sense.What do you make of the Generator coil being thicker wire.

I know Mike said the main coil was 28 guage which would mean the thicker coil is the Main winding, but in the picture the thicker wire is connected to the Bridge, so Mike is saying something different to the construction in the Picture.Do you agree.?