Quote from: Morgenster on July 25, 2008, 09:37:49 AM
That's looking real good Thane!
What does your local University of Ottawa professor say about these readings?

ASSUMING THE NEW PROTOTYPE PERFORMS AS WELL OR BETTER THAN THE OLD ONE - I WILL BE PRESENTING IT TO THE UNIVERSITY "OFFICIALLY" ON MONDAY.

THERE IS NO "OFFICIAL" COMMENT UNTIL ALL POSSIBLE FALSE MEASUREMENT READINGS ARE RULED OUT SO THAT COULD TAKE SOME TIME AS WELL.

Thane

Quote from: LarryC on July 24, 2008, 10:08:15 PM
Hi Thane,
Great work. But just wondering after seeing the last couple of bridges.
Regards, Larry

NEW BRIDGES MY-OVER-UNITY COUNTY...

DEAR ALL,

I HAVE UPLOADED THE NEW 1027% BI-TOROID PHOTO DATA HERE:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RY9LUR2V

Input voltage = 38.7 volts, current = 0.002 amps Pf = 0.88 INPUT POWER = 0.07 watts
Load voltage = 8.5 volts LOAD POWER = 8.5^2/100.5 = 0.72 watts
Efficiency = 1027 %  (voltages recorded with true RMS meter).

CHEERIOS
Thane

Hi Adam

you can find all patent pages and updates about Thans Heins at my hubpage

http://hubpages.com/hub/The-full-patent-blueprint--Perepiteia-motor

You can rightclick and download the full new patent page by page,

or mail me at

Info.adjust@gmail.com and I will send you the pdf
 
I try to put the pages in a video at you tube but the file was too big.

But i upload a video at youtube with a direct ling to the page with the new patent photos
the name of the video is:   NEW 2008 !!! PEREPITEIA MOTOR THE FULL PATENT BLUEPRINTS

Thanks for your support

Adjust

Quote from: CRANKYpants on July 25, 2008, 04:50:06 PM
Efficiency = 1027 %  (voltages recorded with true RMS meter).

AMAZING THANE! 1in 9out!!!!  Thank you for all your pioneering work, you're the man;D.

Your motor work has been impressive enough but this bi-toroid is even more exciting to me as it's solid state and should hopefully enable high power density devices to be made by all.

I am keen to replicate this, do you think it would be worth me trying to make the core component out of soft iron wire bundles with tape round or do you need specific iron?

All the best, Fraser.

Quote from: Yucca on July 26, 2008, 06:51:45 AM
AMAZING THANE! 1in 9out!!!!  Thank you for all your pioneering work, you're the man;D.

Your motor work has been impressive enough but this bi-toroid is even more exciting to me as it's solid state and should hopefully enable high power density devices to be made by all.

I am keen to replicate this, do you think it would be worth me trying to make the core component out of soft iron wire bundles with tape round or do you need specific iron?

All the best, Fraser.

THANKS AND NO - YOU NEED TOROIDS - 3 OF THEM TO BE EXACT.
2 SMALL ONES FOR THE PRIMARY AND 1 LARGE ONE FOR THE SECONDARY BRIDGE.

THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY FLUX PATHS HAVE TO BE VERY EFFICIENT -
THIS IS WHERE WE GOOFED UP PREVIOUSLY IN ME THINKING THE PRIMARY RELUCTANCE NEEDED TO BE HIGH.

THOSE PRIMARY TOROIDS WERE SOURCED OUT BY GOTOLUC - I WOULD SUGGEST YOU ASK HIM WHERE HE GOT THEM - THEY WERE FREE! THEY HAVE A RELATIVE PERMEABILITY OF AROUND 200,000 SO THEY PRODUCE A STONG FIELD WITH LITTLE INPUT CURRENT.

ALSO TOROIDTECH IN TORONTO CANADA CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH THE SECONDARY TOROID.
IT MAY BE A FEW BUCKS.

GOOD LUCK
Thane