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Chas Campbell free power motor

Started by TheOne, June 04, 2007, 10:25:17 PM

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Jeg

Quote from: memoryman on November 03, 2015, 12:07:39 PM
Jeg, invent a time machine and your problem is solved...
The AC motor is probably synchronous, so will slow down as the supply frequency decreases. As nobody has managed to show a self-looping device, that gives a very good indication of the likelyhood of this being possible.
Have fun with your experimenting.

Thanks memoryman.
Yes it is synchronous. What do you say about the dc inverter idea for supplying it?

memoryman

a: use a DC motor and have a DC generator with matching full speed voltage or rectify the AC generator output, also keeping the DC voltage close to the motor voltage.

ARMCORTEX

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb_PQ32tMQ0

here is my analysis in a jpeg

you might also read this last page.

Jeg

Thanks memoryman. I ll give it a shot.

Armcortex sorry but I don't see your jpeg file. Probably you forgot to attach it ;)

hoppfield

Quote from: Jeg on November 03, 2015, 12:26:05 PM
Thanks memoryman.
Yes it is synchronous. What do you say about the dc inverter idea for supplying it?

was going to ask if you're familiar with Thane Heins work, etc. but thought better of it, sorry.