New Newman Motor Replication

[hartiberlin]

So it should.

But the spikes are due to EM being pulled in.
Can you explain why they are in a backwards direction to the applied voltage? (when the brush is carbon-copper-carbon, or copper-aluminium-copper?  There is no unidirectional battery like connection here.

Question, how is the commutator being rotated without the magnet, likely you have another electric motor.

However it can pull energy from all sorts of surrounding or more distant EM fields.

Well,
could be, that it pulls energy in from the earth magnet field.

But one thing is for sure:
The dissimular graphite-copper commutator with the plasma spark jumping acts
like a battery in the circuit, where the plasma of the spark is the electrolyte.
This way this additional  "battery" pumps energy into the circuit during the spark
and thus therefrom comes the additional energy that we see in these negative current spikes.

I have long enough studied this effect and will soon build it into a new motor
that will drive my upcoming electroscooter after my vacations.

Regards, Stefan.

[onlov]

hartiberlin:

I have long enough studied this effect and will soon build it into a new motor
that will drive my upcoming electroscooter after my vacations.

Regards, Stefan

I know, this overunity sites is good business for you, but you need to tell bullshit to keeping OU-fans and  people on this sites!  I think You are not so stupid, but you need to tell bullshit of overunity like that for running this business. Good Luck, Stefan!   

hartiberlin:

But one thing is for sure:
The dissimular graphite-copper commutator with the plasma spark jumping acts
like a battery in the circuit, where the plasma of the spark is the electrolyte.
This way this additional  "battery" pumps energy into the circuit during the spark
and thus therefrom comes the additional energy that we see in these negative current spikes.

[Moab]

No Bullshit to it onlov, The BEMF is there. problem is people are too damn stupid to know how to collect it and use it.

hartiberlin:
I know, this overunity sites is good business for you, but you need to tell bullshit to keeping OU-fans and  people on this sites!  I think You are not so stupid, but you need to tell bullshit of overunity like that for running this business. Good Luck, Stefan!   

hartiberlin:

[onlov]

Careica:

8. Stefan, I think you have saw in YouTube user named armakuni2000 (STARK). He are showing how was J.Newman's original commutator made. He tell that the commutator should make multiple ON's and multiple OFF's, but he mean by OFF, that it should shortout the coil. So if I will make that commutator, do "shortout the coil" that I need to make closed loop IN coil. I mean, should I connect START and END of the coild wires together. Do that mean shortout the coil?

These pictures shows the costruction of the commutator:
http://overunity.com/newman2/comm1.gif
http://overunity.com/newman2/comm2.gif

Coil Short Out  means maybe shortcut = short circuit the coil?

[Careica]

Careica:
These pictures shows the costruction of the commutator:
http://overunity.com/newman2/comm1.gif
http://overunity.com/newman2/comm2.gif

Coil Short Out  means maybe shortcut = short circuit the coil?

And this mean that I need to connect START of the coil windings whit END of the coil winings when brushes touch those "Shortout" terminals. Did I get it right? And when it is on that "Shorout" stage, then battery shouldn't give any energy to the system, so the system should be off when Shortout happend, right?

Now guestion to Stefan, is it important to have some amount of "ON" terminals on multicontact commutator, and multiple "Shortout" terminals? Or can I just randomly put some amounts of "ON" terminals but only at 180 degree?

Stefan, please, can you anserw those 8 guestions what I have sendet? I realy need anserw because I have all parts now, and I can start builing, but I need to know those things first. So please, anserw as fastest you can.

Careica