Circuit setups for pulse motors

[bakercool]

NOOO!!!!!!!

I just finished reading your last thread!  18 pages!!!!

After reading them all, I feel like I know you guys.  Anyways, this is my 2nd post (1st one was on the last thread).  Good job guys, when I get a chance, I'll try to cover these 20 pages.  I think you guys are awesome, and really like the idea about using the excess power for Hydrogen.  Hopefully talk to ya soon.

Corey   

[Ren]

Hi Corey,

Thats the spirit, keep up your search for truth and your passion to learn and build.

Post here if you need some help.

Ren

[Thaelin]

Hi Ren:
   Kind of late, but here. The bearing type was used by a fella named Konzen. Used them on his boat motor. He did remove the grease in them and refill with conductive type. Brushes are always a pain and need adjustment/replacement over time. But then they are simple to deal with. I just seen a post on OU where someone took an old starter motor for a car and took off the contact section and mounted it on the end of the motor shaft. Use the brushes for said motor and they should be near short reading. Hook up only one pad and leave the adjoining ones float should give you somewhat short on times.
   Then fast and dirty, heavy clad pc board etched to the pattern you want and spring brushes make for a design dream

thaelin

[Ren]

Good idea thaelin! Im all for salvaging parts from anywhere I can. I may try the bearings as I think it will be the smoothest and easiest, not to mention simple to replace. The conductive grease sounds a go'er but I'll probably get really small sealed units.

[bakercool]

Hello my Hero's!!!

I finally got caught up on this thread.  Wow, you guys ROCK!

I've started collecting stuff, I got my Magnets N42 1"x1", Battery, 2-Car Alternators (don't ask!) =).  I also ordered 10 HAL IC's (but I think they sent me the wrong things.  I was wondering if I could get a kick start from you all.  As soon as I make a circuit that is worth something, I will will post. 

Question 1:
Your recent posts are looking for a timing trigger of your Coils.... I thought that is what the HAL IC was for ?   I hope so, I just bought 10!   

Question 2:
I am running a 12 volt system with anywhere from 1-125 Amps (yeah, I know).....  What kind of Diodes, transistors, and Capacitor should I get to charge a 12V Car Battery?


I know this sounds like I am a complete Newb (cause I am), but any help would be greatly appreciated!!   

Lastly, since reading your posts from the beginning, I would like to say how impressed I am with the evolutions of your designs.  WOW!!!!!  Looking good!   

Corey