Pulse motor and timing

[Ren]

The Bedini energizers I have built all have variable timing via a simple rheostat. This effects when the base is triggered to fire the power coils. I can see exactly what your are saying in your post and it does come into play with a traditional pulse motor. With the monopole you'll actually find the coil fires up to 23 degrees after the passing magnet. In this way it benefits from the repulsion of said magnet along with attraction of the scalar south of the next magnet.

This is not ideal for a motor designed for torque however, where I think the things you covered in your post  are more relevant.  A pickup coil can also be an easy way to alter timing manually. Check out Hoptoads page in "circuit setups for pulse motors" thread if you havent already.


Here is a small vid of my monopole running on less than 50ma http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ma8Mas50W44

Oh and in regards to your core becoming magnetized over time, try a more suitable material. My core has been running day and night for months and retains no magnetism.

[nightlife]

 Ren, thank you for that info but this is not a motor that I am attempting to build. I was only trying to help those that were trying to build these types of motors.

I am still not done with my research on what energy really is. I am getting there and once I figure it out for sure, I will then start designing a way of harnessing it so it can be used in forms that we need it for.

From what I have learned, I have a impossible task ahead of me due to the legal aspects of frequency use. I may have to wait for my kids to get out of school and on their own so that when I do build something and it lands me in prison, at least they will be grown and on their own.