Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[Heinstein]

PAY ATTENTION TO THE VIDEOS AND YOU CAN'T FAIL. JUST TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR ROTORS LEVER ARM TO INCREASE TORQUE - DON'T MAKE IT TOO SMALL.

What is the minimum you have tried successfully/believe works.

CHECK OUT VIDEO # 6 ON YOUTUBE - THERE IS NO ROTOR BUT THE EFFECT IS STILL THERE ?THE MAGNETIC FIELD IS THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE THE OBSERVED SPEED INCREASE IS THE DEPENDANT VARIABLE BUT THERE IS NO CONTROL VARIABLE.

SO TO DO A GOOD TEST YOU NEED TO HAVE A CONTROL VARIABLE WHICH IS YOUR SYSTEM CONFORMING TO LENZ?S LAW WHICH IS PROVIDED BY THE ROTOR LEVER ARM.

(The independent variable is the variable you purposely manipulate (change). The dependent variable is the variable that is being observed, which changes in response to the independent variable. The variables that are not changed are called controlled variables.)

[Groundloop]

Thane,

OK, you got me there! 

No, the motor is made out of two parts, one round laminated Iron stator with two big (high Ohm) coils and two one turn
coil that are shorthed. The rotor is a round and made out of laminated Iron. See image of the stator. (This stator has been
rewound for 12VAC. The 230VAC stator has thinner wire and more turns.) The laminated Iron rotor is in the middle of the rotor.

Do you state that I need a motor that has windings both on the stator and the rotor?

Groundloop.

[Heinstein]

Thane,

OK, you got me there! 

No, the motor is made out of two parts, one round laminated Iron stator with two big (high Ohm) coils and two one turn
coil that are shorthed. The rotor is a round and made out of laminated Iron. See image of the stator. (This stator has been
rewound for 12VAC. The 230VAC stator has thinner wire and more turns.) The laminated Iron rotor is in the middle of the rotor.

WHERE IS THE MIDDLE PART THE PART THAT SPINS? THE ROTOR

ALL I SEE IS THE STATOR I THINK? THE PART THAT IS STATIONARY

WHAT GOES IN THE DOUGHNUT HOLE?

Do you state that I need a motor that has windings both on the stator and the rotor?

Groundloop.

[aether22]

Groundloop, Induction motors have coils on their rotor which is what the stator field induces a current in.
Synchronous motors are however the same as induction motors except they have an iron core without windings, that is what you have drawn. (they don't have the slip phenomena either since a magnetic field does not need to move to induce a magnetic field in iron)

One other thing, Thane said you need to use steel but note he obviously means magnetic steel, stuff which is attracted to a magnet.

If you have not seen demo parts 1 & 2 on youtube yet you really need to.

Also I wouldn't worry about the logic of why, I simulated the flux path in Vizimag and it showed that a vanishingly tiny bit of flux gets to the end of the shaft, but when you see a motor speed up when a short is made provided there is a magnetic steel shaft being used you know things aren't working normally so don't require it to make sense.

I personally believe that there is an aether stream (which may be intertwined with a magnetic field) shot out of the coil and it is that which is improving the motors efficiency, 25 gauss is pretty tiny to have such a huge effect.




BTW Thane, I see video 6 but I see how tiny the effect is, it's vanishingly small and that's from powerful Neos next to the shaft not from a probably poorly induced coil far away (I say poorly induced because I have simulated that too and magnetic flux doesn't make it far down the core, but that's Ok because personally I don't believe it's an electric current that's really important in the coil but an aetheric current which does poorly unless shorted)

In fact if Neos have such an effect wouldn't the leakage from the Neos on the shaft increase motor torque anyway without shorting the coil.

BTW Thane one thing, you are a very rare creature, an intelligent inventor who knows the keys of how his invention works (the shaft coupling) can communicate effectively and shares openly while getting assistance from the FE community and academics.
Saying stuff in all caps though has a very bad reputation on the  internet, it is almost exclusively spammed scams, lunatics and very very angry people (who if they don't stop shouting are thought of as lunatics).

If your motivation is faster/easier typing then all lower case is far more acceptible (it makes the author seem young but not crazy), if it is differrentiation from the other authors then a colour change or other method is more appropriate.

[Heinstein]

Saying stuff in all caps though has a very bad reputation on the  internet, it is almost exclusively spammed scams, lunatics and very very angry people (who if they don't stop shouting are thought of as lunatics).

As you can see I am answering a lot of questions and I just found using caps was the most expedient way to insert my comments without leaving anyone out.
PERSONNALY I DON'T BELIEVE ANYTHING I READ ON THE INTERNET ANYWAY!

Thane