New positive proof of a working Newman fan motor charging a battery

[maxc]

I have Joe Neman's original 1984 plans for his moter. The cummutator is more complex than chuck2na's.  If I remember right when he first tested he's moter, "befm blew the capasitor up".

I have about 5 lbs of 20 gauge  wire, i'll build one, make a video.

[pg46]

Hi -

I put together a small motor yesterday and have it sparking away madly. I haven't connected it to any depleted batteries yet. I need to make many improvements first but something I was wondering about and maybe Stefan can help me out with this one.
Our friend in the video doesn't show or even tell us the actual state of his batteries so we're not really sure what is happening there. He could have shown us a volt meter reading at the least.
But what I was specifically wondering about is why are we building motors? I mean can we take any old DC motor and make its commutator nice and sparky and we now have a free energy machine?
The guy in the video implied that if you took the load off of his motor(the fan blade) he was then able to charge up his batteries. So then could one get an altered large DC motor that is made to spark a lot, don't run loads on it and then just charge up big banks of batteries to run one's household for example?

just wondering

[hartiberlin]

Hi normal motors are running on big currents.
This will discharge the batteries too fast !
You need to run it below about 50 Milliamps, so the batteries don?t discharge and you produce enough RF bursts due to the sparking, so your batteries will recharge more than being discharged.
You could rewire a normal motor with finer smaller wire and modify the commutator, then it would also work. But as you have much higher inductances then due to the iron cores, you also need to have higher voltages to reach the same current level inside the coil inside the same time period. Also you will have additional eddy current and hysteresis losses inside the iron. But rewiring should in principle work, yes.
Regards, Stefan.

[IronHead]

I would think a Bedini  Window Motor modified with multi commutators would be a good
twist on this idea.

[maxc]

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