Faraday's Paradox experiment

[Hypercom]

Hi synchro1

If you want to share your invention you need more information, so it is difficult to understand the principle of operation ...
What is a colar? The translator can not give a definition ...

Regards. Hypercom.

[synchro1]

I mispelled collar. The theory of operation involves the stationary portion of the spinning magnet's field. This has been the central topic of this Faraday Paradox thread.

[Hypercom]

Hi

Quadrupole AC version with 4 independent drive shafts.

[Hypercom]

@ Synchro1

This pattern may be a starting point to describe the operating principles of your prototype.
I'm not sure if the torus uses only two-wire coils. I think that AC is a configuration may also eliminate the brushes and use electromagnetic induction.

Hypercom.

[synchro1]

@Hypercom,

                You portray a disc magnet, not a tube. The tube is 1" long and 1" thick. The tube has a copper jacket around it, and a stainless steel axel through the hole in the middle. Now, That's the only three parts in this generator. It can run by hampster wheel, or wind etc. There's no need for it to be inside a toroid. The axel can ride on electrodes, if driven by a pulse coil. You could drive it from the sink with a Tesla turbine attached. Still the same three parts in this generator, any way you look at it. The only thing that's correct in the schematic is the magnetic polarization of the disk, and the axel. Diametric and thru axel.

Spinning the copper tube with the magnet generates current as if the copper tube were spinning around the magnet. Just like the Faraday that has a copper disk spinning along side an axially polarized magnet disk. Both these copper attachments generate current from passsing through the stationary portion of the spinning magnet's fields, except from different directions. I think it's the different direction, between the North and South Bloch wall that causes the current to polarize at the axel ends.