STEORN DEMO LIVE & STREAM in Dublin, December 15th, 10 AM

[hartiberlin]

Hi Ossi,
many thanks for the additional infos
with the imperfect coil´s induction.

Could you please try this circuit and let us now the charge rate of the cap ?
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8411.msg218109#msg218109

Maybe you can make an additional video and show the voltage and
also use friction on the rotor manually and show, that the input current does not increase ?
Many thanks in advance.

Regards, Stefan.

[PaulLowrance]

Hi Captainpecan,

Thanks for the helpful info. Is there a way of making those wooden circles with just an ordinary table saw and drill press?


Hi Ossie,

Would you happen to know the resistance of each of your toroid coils?


Thanks.

[PaulLowrance]

BTW, I had the idea of flipping the entire setup seen in my video upside down and using the wood base as the part that spins and contains the magnets. So the harddrive metal discs would be the base.  Of course I would use a smaller base, as that one is a bit large, but the wooden base should extend beyond the metal discs to get the magnets away to minimize eddy currents.

... Awe what the heck, why not remove the bearings and do away with the metal disc completely? Has anyone ever tried to remove the bearings from the harddrive?

[callanan]

Hi Ossie,

Would you happen to know the resistance of each of your toroid coils?

Thanks.

Hi PL,

Each coil is exactly 3.4 Ohms.

Regards,

Ossie

[captainpecan]

Thanks for the helpful info. Is there a way of making those wooden circles with just an ordinary table saw and drill press?

Yeah, actually you can cut circles with a table saw, although I have not had to do it. There are some good video's online that show you how to.  It's pretty straight forward... Here's one... http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-cut-a-circle-on-a-table-saw-2

I was lucky enough to find a scroll saw at a pawn shop for $20, so that's what I use.  You may check your local pawn shops, you never know what other peoples junk will work very well for your projects.