Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[OilBarren]

Thane, while I remain skeptical that your toroid transformer is working in the way you think it is, I have reasons to believe it or something like it may work in a different way. (not strictly involving the technicalities of magnetic flux)

And evidence that such can work is found here: http://www.panaceauniversity.org/Chapter1.pdf
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ONE LINE SAYS OVERUNITY ANOTHER SAYS "THEORETICAL"? CURIOUS NO?
I HAVE A COMPUTER FULL OF NICE PICTURES WHICH DON'T WORK.

Thane

[innovation_station]

 

maybe it is just a matter of knowing why they dont work ......


or

knowing how to make them work .......


ist

!st 360       didnt think you all would mind..........

[aether22]

Thane.

I suppose I'll learn this myself from experimentation, but have you found the best gap between the coil and the neodymiums?  How many millimeters is it an in those videos? (it can make a significant difference apparently)

[OilBarren]

Thane.

I suppose I'll learn this myself from experimentation, but have you found the best gap between the coil and the neodymiums?  How many millimeters is it an in those videos? (it can make a significant difference apparently)

IT DEPENDS ON THE STRENGTH OF YOUR MOTOR - HOW MANY COILS YOU HAVE - HOW WELL BALANCED THEY ARE AROUND THE ROTOR - THE COIL(S) ACT AS A HYSTERISIS BRAKE WHEN OPEN CIRCUITED.

Thane

[aether22]

And probably when close circuited too. (my point being that some would say the electrical and magnetic induction loss is lower when shorted but that is clearly not the case as when the motor and generator are not connected and likely doesn't change when they are, though it's possible that coil loss reduces and is larger than all types of core loss when shorted)