The third coil is used to be put in series with the main second coil at intervals with a Solid State relay, so the capacitor is charging up much faster and it keeps the motor spinning.The modification from Mike is, that he has wound a trifilar coil ( 3 coils interwoven)instead of just 2 coils as in the original Bedini-Cole Window motor.One thing I noticed was the voltage of the cap starts climbing before the rotor is even spun. I'm not sure what is giving this motor its excess energy, but I'm planning on replicting it as soon as I can afford the parts.
Great documentation!
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Wow.
Looks like i'm not the ony one looking at this nice motor this year.
Have you noticed the original (very old) thread:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=1988.0
There are lots of details and ideas of how it works and what parts where used.
I'm still at page 20 of 64 and collecting information.
I think i'll give it also a try.
Keep us updated on your work.
And @Stefan: What happened to the thread you wanted to create with all the details collected?
If you're interrested i'll give you a quick overview on my information i collected this far...
Regards
morphy 8)
Hi guys,
Welcome to this forum.
I'm afraid that this Mike motor has turned out being a fraud. I have not been able to replicate it (this is not a proof of fraud BTW !).
You can see my web page here:
http://freenrg.info/Window_Motor/ (http://freenrg.info/Window_Motor/)
*BUT* it sounds like another guy was able to do it (at least for a while):
Window Motor Running On Capacitors
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMVtGxSYdhU (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMVtGxSYdhU)
Obviously, it is not the same circuit as Mike and mine and his device is far more well machined.
Very Best