Magnetic amplification and neutralization motor by Art Porter

[NdaClouDzzz]

Just a question where is the engine you mentioned can be built, are there replicas?

Was that question for me?
What engine?

[alextecmen]

It is for those who have information about Mr. Paul Babcock's project

Something practical and prototype or a replica

[synchro1]

Look at the Homemade Reed Switch in this video. One wire wrapped around an iron nail! (Collecting Backspike).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EThAfZ07YU

Connecting one side of this spring wire Reed Switch to the ground and the other to the MOSFET gate would trigger the transister at proximity with no current passing between the electrodes.


All you need to do is fish for a position near the coil where the switch moves just a tiny bit; Much less flutter then you would need to run the contact switch with current!

A regular (Magnetic) Reed Switch coupled with a transistor or a Hall effect transistor combination would also furnish the coil with the oscillation; However, the MOSFET gate (ground voltage) sensitivity can't be beat!

[synchro1]

Let me try and reemphasize the central point:

The neutralization pulse needs to trigger on the tail end of the field implosion; Not the high side!

That's why the P channel MOSFET with the ground retraction feature on the switch is needed! It tucks the pulse in.

This works just the opposite from a normal Magnetic Reed switch or Hall effect transistor where the high field strength does the trigger work.

The P switch delivers a retarded pulse phase that increases the BEMF window. I think the P option applies to the other switchs too. You have no way to control the pulse timing with your Dremal! The coil needs off time for output. The destination reverses and becomes the source. There can be no input while the coil is outputting power as the source. The only BEMF output available from the coil is inside the off time frame you allow the coil to output power as source. You are fighting the output.

The coil needs to be off more then on to generate BEMF power!

[synchro1]

A Reed Switch (Ground to Gate) P channel MOSFET and Relay: