The Ossie motor

[robbie47]

This thread has been created to discuss and share results of the "Ossie motor" concept.

[maw2432]

Maybe we start with some references to the Ossie Motor.

Here is one link.

http://jnaudin.free.fr/ossiemotor/indexen.htm

Maybe someone can provide more?

Question,  why is this not just a normal pulse motor?

Bill

[Jimboot]

My replication http://www.youtube.com/user/jimboot#p/u/0/HCj7iT_jdHQ (the motor in this vid is running at 800-1000 RPM not 2500). It ran for nearly 22hours before I stoppped it.
currently running an alkaline D cell has dropped to 1.24 after 24hours running around 300RPM. It is a non-rechargeable as I understand it. Currently working on tuning. Have just built a second motor. I'm focusing on reed switch alignment

[Magluvin]

Im giving Orbonbon a lil break while I wait for new cores so I broke out the pulse motor. I like these. =]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3XLPoeW8OE

its not processed fully on yt yet, just posted

mags

[solinear]

If they want to convince people that they're onto something other than just another motor, they'll have to give us numbers for input energy (watts) and output energy (watts).  Until then, they really are just throwing volts around and volts mean nothing.  Is it 1.5 volts at 1 amp (1.5 watts) or 1.5 volts at 5 amps (7.5 watts).

150 volts at .01 amps is the same as 1.5 volts at 1 amp.

Watts is what we need and until they either get volts *and* amps or just watts (which is just volts * amps), it could be 1 watt or 50 watts, but we have no idea.

BTW, they really should go invest in some rechargeable batteries - they're not exactly expensive (what, $8 - less than the magnets cost them, probably).

(edit) Just watched the video and have to say that the rotational speed is... disappointing.