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

[mrd10]

Hi Sean,

Thanks mate, I can get them no worries, i'm from down under....hehehe

I adjusted the commutator points, and this thing almost vibrating off the table. Must be doing a few thousand rpms, current draw minimal prob 1 to 2 mA's

Dom

[NerzhDishual]

Hi sharp builders!

Well done! I guess that I will build such a motor  too.
BTW:

I hope too that NerzhDishual will be so kind as to copy and post that latest video.

It is  on :
http://freenrg.info/Amazing_Machines/Newman_Machine_5.vlc
Best

[pg46]

Thanks NerzhDishual-

Thanks for posting the video - much appreciated.

My own little motor while having been fun to build and play with is obviously pulling the batteries down. It was drawing 200-400 milliamps which is certainly too much.

so, back to the bench for the next updated model. All my components are in and I'll certainly pay attention to the coil length and get my amps draw down.

Thanks all for the tips

[Thaelin]

Hi all:
   Just a quick note here on the size of the coils newman uses. Hundreds of pounds of wire. And small gauge. The key to his motor is high ohms/inductance and the sparks. He has spent a lot of time finding the correct combo for the brushes. That beast in his garage has something like 2000 lbs of wire in it but will run on very little.
   I found that I can get old MW ovens for five bucks at the junk store. Each will have two mags in them. Two different sizes for the focus fields in the megatron. Just rip the megatron apart and slide the mags off.
   Two quarter inch spacers on each side and a rod for the center. Done.

sugra

[jorgerojo]

Hello Stefan, Dom, Sugra and everybody:

I have been wondering about why all this great inventions remains away from the common people, and I realize that maybe it is because, there has been no way to make this simple to people like me (without electronic knowledge as you have) that could follow some kind of "How to make a Joseph Newman?s Machine for Dummies", and then share that kind of manual on the internet for free, and come to forums like this to share pictures, experiences etc and improve it, like LINUX does.
A simple manual that would ask cuestions like:
What kind of copper wire?, how many turns? What kind of magnet to use? ring, disc, square? what kind of metal is the shaft made of? etc, if any one want to help doing this kind of manual, please start with a list of materials, let?s take pictures of the winding, the shaft, the bearing etc.
PLease help, please share this beautifull job you guys do with mortals like me or thousands out there that do not know where or how to start.
Thanks to all of you.

Jorge