Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[aether22]

I have never said such a thing before and don't say such things lightly, I am prone to discounting such accusations as they retain a plausible deniability factor.

But never the less based on things said in PM I very much feel polarbreeze is a spook.

I know they exist but what I can never figure out is who pays for them, do you think they just pass that hat around and do it as a group or does one oil company, intelligence agency etc... send their own people based on their own criteria and let the others reap the benefit of a continued status quo.

[powerunlimited]

Hi Thane
I recently completed my set up,I used the wheel barrel like your set up ,attached directly to the motor shaft,
instead of 1 inch magnets I used 3/4
inch ones.I use 6 cup holders spaced around the wheel one inch from each spoke, there glued with jb weld.
I use the ryobi grinder motor like your set up,for the coil core I went into home depot
and went to the place  where they have cooper plumbing,they have a 1/2 inch by 15 inch steel
bar with holes in the area ,don't what its for but works good I used 8 of them cut  to 11 inches.
The wire used for the coil is 2,100 feet 28 gauge,coil resistance 132 ohms,each cup has two magnets,
the magnets are lined up N,N,N,N,N,N,
the gap between the magnets and
coil core is about 1/8 inch.I use a variac to control the voltage,the results are  the same as your set up
run adjust variac to get a stable speed,short coil,wheel speeds up,open coil wheel slows down.
It does work exactly as you say,very strange,but very interesting.
I'm going to build a plastic rotor to take the place of the wheel to test
the conducted back emf theory it should not work as per your video 1,2,I will use 6 cups 2 magnets each
plus the coil I have.

My question to you is has anybody not using the spoked wheel gotten results?

[OilBarren]

Hi Thane
I recently completed my set up,I used the wheel barrel like your set up ,attached directly to the motor shaft,
instead of 1 inch magnets I used 3/4
inch ones.I use 6 cup holders spaced around the wheel one inch from each spoke, there glued with jb weld.
I use the ryobi grinder motor like your set up,for the coil core I went into home depot
and went to the place  where they have cooper plumbing,they have a 1/2 inch by 15 inch steel
bar with holes in the area ,don't what its for but works good I used 8 of them cut  to 11 inches.
The wire used for the coil is 2,100 feet 28 gauge,coil resistance 132 ohms,each cup has two magnets,
the magnets are lined up N,N,N,N,N,N,
the gap between the magnets and
coil core is about 1/8 inch.I use a variac to control the voltage,the results are  the same as your set up
run adjust variac to get a stable speed,short coil,wheel speeds up,open coil wheel slows down.
It does work exactly as you say,very strange,but very interesting.
I'm going to build a plastic rotor to take the place of the wheel to test
the conducted back emf theory it should not work as per your video 1,2,I will use 6 cups 2 magnets each
plus the coil I have.

My question to you is has anybody not using the spoked wheel gotten results?

WE HAVE OBSERVED ACCELERATION (ALBEIT REDUCED) WITH A PLEXI-GLASS WHEEL ON THE 8 COIL SET UP. ALTHOUGH THE PLEXIGLASS WHEEL IS LIGHTER AND IS LESS OF A LOAD ON THE MOTOR.

THERE IS DECELERATION WITH THE PLEXI-GLASS WHEEL WITH THE SINGLE COIL SET UP.

MY CONCLUSION:
THE 8 COILS PRODUCE ENOUGH BACK EMF INDUCED FLUX TO ACCELERATE THE SYSTEM WHERE THE SINGLE COIL DOES NOT.

WE ARE ALSO WORKING ON A SOLID STEEL WHEEL FOR A 5 HP MOTOR SET UP FOR OUR DUNE BUGGY.

HOW ABOUT TRYING TO REPLICATE VINCE'S OBSERVATION - I.E. ACCELERATION WITH JUST STEEL - NO COIL.
Thane

[polarbreeze]

... Kinda stupid to hold it near a rotating wheel with magnets but you know how crazy we Canadians can be .EHH!

Stand a bit closer, you could be up for a Darwin Award!

[polarbreeze]

....I use a variac to control the voltage,the results are  the same as your set up
run adjust variac to get a stable speed,short coil,wheel speeds up,open coil wheel slows down.

So far so good. Here are the measurements needed to quantify the effect:

1. What is the power input in each of those cases? To calculate it you need to measure the voltage, the current and also take account of the phase difference between the voltage and the current.

2. If the input voltage changes when you change the coil connections, you also need to measure the power with the input voltage held constant, otherwise you'll be having an unknown power dissipation in the variac. You need to readjust the variac to keep the voltage constant and then measure the power as above.

Please post your results because I'm working on the theory side of this.Thanks!