Quote from: baroutologos on June 30, 2011, 03:39:16 AM
Bruce, it one thing to formulate ideas and inspiring concepts and another thing just mixing  standard workings things and giving imaginary directions (help me understand if i do not).

First of all, i have not being unable to wind 300 turns of 0.125x7 litz wire Romero has suggested to those sewing bobbins. Actually with the help of a battery drill and a screw ala clanzer (thanks for that tip) is a piece of cake. (other did that also)

Secondly, the "going for voltage and not amperage is not that valid there". What creates the opposing Lenz is not current alone, but the amp x turns.
So by cutting current to half (by using biffilar series connected) you will end up with double voltage, half current but same amp x turns and lenz effect for same power draw from pickup coils.

am i missing something?

baroutologos,  Have you seen the 2 Thane videos posted here in the last couple pages?  Are you familiar with Thane?  IMO he is a top researcher and knows what he is doing.  In the second video I posted it appears he is showing this to potential investors as he is talking about intellectual property rights and patents IIRC. 
   He explains and shows how a standard wound generator brings a motor to a complete stop when loaded.  He then shows how his special wound generator actually speeds up when loaded and the more load the more speed and less motor lugging.  His explanation appears to involve having higher voltage and lower current on the generator coils (and I assume some fine tuning and possible other factors). 

Last one from ZFossil :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoXZHdiMCKE

(delete if already posted, I don't think so).

Cheers

This one from slider has been posted ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFH3yFcmHX8

here is the vid from Zeropoint132(corrected from 321 ;])

of the self running sphere.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwBtBEaZ7B4

And the multifilar tests..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbFqVh7GdGk


At lunch and wide awakee.  ;]

Mags

Quote from: e2matrix on June 30, 2011, 01:25:10 AM
SNIP/  I'm not going to attempt that for the reasons shown in the calculations below.

Priceless !   
I printed a copy to put on my wall.