pulse motor Working video and info

[adam flow nemo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00OubltKORg


more info middle of blog FreeEnergy
http://blog.myspace.com/adamflownemo


history101 of how the electron is measured
The invention of measuring an electron came by a tricky method in using electricity in a vacuum tube.the smaller battery was connected normally, but the larger battery?s negative terminal was connected to the smaller battery?s negative terminal, and the positive terminal was left alone. That connection gave the negative terminal a double dose of strength, and so it became hotter and could push more. It was called cathode and the positive terminal anode. And the electricity that passed from the cathode to the anode was called electrons.The trouble with the physicists is they use indirect and ultra-indirect methods to come to their conclusions.
ENGLISH =  that we measure current wrong from the getgo......
With that said.
place 2,4,6, whatever amount of magnets north out on a rotor.
iron bolt wrapped with copper magnet wire over 450 turns 
attache ends of coper wires to voltage meter and spin rotor
every time the magnet passes infront of coil a voltage ACDC is produced.
increase size of wire for more voltage or decrease and add more for amp.
voltage produced needs to be fed back to drive coils to push magnets on rotor back towards pickupcoil.A Hallchip or  2n3055 will time it. a battery can be used on demo models advanced models couple to alternators, generators, step motors ..a rechargeable battery is used in demo models is needed to is tjust a way to start and store the power it. or like i do spin with my finger ,,,, its the magnets passing the coil that generate power..its looking at the electric motor ouside the box...
 


1.magnets are pushed away when the same poles are facing together north to north.= makes the rotor spin.
2.when a magnet passed infront of a coil of copper magnetic wire around iron a voltage is produced.

[adam flow nemo]

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Good Stuff Adam

Keep it coming.

Regards

Sean.

[cchance]

can we get some close layout pictures? voltage readings etc... i'd love to attempt a replication if i can figure out how you did it/what you used.... looks quite interesting.

[b0rg13]

i found a little info here, maybe it can help some one make this.

http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/1287/adams/adamsall.htm

(this might have been linked befor, i havent looked over all the threads to see if it was)