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

[hartiberlin]

Hi Sam,
interesting !
Please try to document these setups some more with schematic
and maybe if you can a video.

Do these spikes charge the capacitor or what are you doing with the spikes ?

Regards, Stefan.

[metaphysical]

Evening All,
Just signed up tonight after finding my way here via youtube. Brain overload on the old magnet motors and overunity. Im an mechanical engineer caught up in this electrical world but had thoughts 15years ago (when i was 10) on a magnet motor design - nothing happened of cause - sucked into the world of the zombie but now together with a woman that is opening my eyes i wish to join the move to make this world better.
I tried to catch up with all the threads but 91 pages is A LOT! Is there a collected document of all the information necessary to replicate mikes motor if would appreciate the link - sorry if i missed it or am miles behind - i currently have square eyes!
Think i will struggle to talk the talk but will be watching with keen interest!

[z_p_e]

@ Metaphysical,

There is no single document that has all the "right stuff". In fact, it is uncertain what all the right stuff is at the moment.

Everyone seems to have done their "own thing".

The circuit presented may not be the actual circuit and connections, because the video seems to indicate a different connection scheme, although the circuit as presented DOES match well with the presented waveforms, as per the work I've done with a simulation model.

Mike initially indicated that the motor will not self-run without the modification he implemented, then later we find out that the modification is not even connected in the video, and clearly the motor is running on its own. Also, supposedly there is a short somewhere in his coils, and may be the cause of the unexplained energy gain, but this is uncertain.

So you see, nothing is clear cut here. We're all in the same boat, and you're welcome to gather the info as many others have, and come to your own conclusions and theories.

I invite you to scan through my posts in this thread. This will give you most of the info required to build the motor at least in the mechanical sense. The actual circuit connections is still a mystery, but I'm working with the original presented diagram for now.

Darren

[metaphysical]

@ Z_P_E

Thanks for the advice, i will continue to work my way through with the intention of joining the build.
If there are any other designs or documents that people are willing to post that would be cool - standing on the shoulder of giants! 

[NerzhDishual]

Hi (lot of positive qualifying terms) guys.

First of all: are your aware of these URLS. A must read IMO. If yes, sorry for jamming the forum.

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Bedini_SG:Self-Runner
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Bedini_SG:Self-runner:Details
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Bedini_SG:Self-runner:Window

This (fortunate) guy, "Rick" dub itself as a "philosopher".
He says that an accurate timing process is the key.

Now, what is saying SPP-48?

If the negative or positive connection from the capacitor to the motor is interrupted with a reed switch angled a certain way in relation to the flywheel magnet, the charging voltage shoots up very quickly when the rotor is spun manually.

And also:

There is a very small tolerance in the reed switch position, and the spikes suddenly disappear if the reed is moved ever so slightly.

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Else:
@Z_P_E.
I have made some measurements on the cap charging time with L2 coil only and also with L2+L3 connected as you indicated. With l2 + L3 it charges slightly faster but not above 6 volts (in more than 30 seconds). Some graphs to come (soon?).

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For the few of you that could still be interested in my (non-self-working-on-a-47000-micro-Farad-Cap-Modified-Window-Motor):
I have removed this hall probe. It drew about 15 milamps. The Crouzet relay was already removed. Now my 'motor' is only drawing 26 mili amps when connected to the 7.2 bats.  I will purchase a tachymeter.

I'm just wondering if these Crouzet relay and Hall probe are of any use?
Perhaps some good reed switches are enough?

Best (and welcome to Metaphysical).