Mostly Permanent Magnet Motor with minimal Input Power

[Thaelin]

So far most of what I have seen here uses grade 8 ceramic mags. What would the torque be if using neo's?  The fact that this doesn't draw more amps under load is a plus. Although it does slow down under load. This is a possible candidate for a gen head wired for a certain rpm so as to run in a 80% bell curve. As it is loaded, it will slow some and back down first into the high point of the curve and then back down to the 80% level.


thay

[synchro1]

So far most of what I have seen here uses grade 8 ceramic mags. What would the torque be if using neo's?  The fact that this doesn't draw more amps under load is a plus. Although it does slow down under load. This is a possible candidate for a gen head wired for a certain rpm so as to run in a 80% bell curve. As it is loaded, it will slow some and back down first into the high point of the curve and then back down to the 80% level.


thay

The neo's essential for an aircraft and Regenerative gliding!

The "Monopole Oscillator Twin Kundel Cyclocopter" would generate power with the capacitor and recovery diode when diving into the wind. It could charge it's battery routinely this way and circumnavigate the globe non-stop!

[synchro1]

a fork straddling the spot switch could connect to a diametric magnet on one end and the monopole piston on the other. this would double as a positioner alignment spline. a tiny cap can steadily pass two small diameter rods through the holes without interfering with the switch.

[synchro1]

Here's a schematic including the Fork rod:

[synchro1]

look at this precision non-magnetic brass and ceramic bearing fidget spinner;