Hi david

Nolan got some new inline meters to test with, instead of clamp-meters, and his input went down alittle, but his output with the inline meters dropped way down, so now he has about 90% effeicency, not lots of OU like before, but whos to say if the inline meters are working right too, since his output into the light is a combination of a pulse throught the gernator coil of 22VDC, just like the mtoor coil, and also the backemf/recoil of that pulse hits the light, plus the bucking/shorting effect of the pulse against the magnets creating some ringing like yo mention, plus the rotor-magent sweeping by the generator coil too,,, so thats lots of "outputs" and what a meter sees is what a meter sees....anyways he can get 300V into a cap from single gernator coil-set, (two coils facing in series) and normally the coil will only put out 18V so its all good...theres nothign too fancy about his circuit - just a 9 coil position vs 8 N-S magnet Muller genrator with two of the 9 coil-sets  fired repulsive as the motor part of it, then another coil fired attractive which doubles as the generator coil and is the output into the light...

I've been testing the new setup, with occasional pauses for sleep and food ;+}

It seems that it generates more power than it uses but i will have to wait until i get a scope (new year).

Here's a vid :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBDOOSOhbz0


Thanks for reading,

DC.

@Deepcut  Wow, very nice setup u have there 
I'm curious for more results and measurements.
Could you share technical data or link of the driving motor u use?

kind regards,
main

Glad you like it

Link to driving motor is in video description.

Each coil is 500 grammes of 0.25mm wire, bifilar-wound and serially-connected, the three coils are then connected in series.



Cheers,

DC.

Quote from: DeepCut on December 08, 2011, 08:49:16 AM
I've been testing the new setup, with occasional pauses for sleep and food ;+}

It seems that it generates more power than it uses but i will have to wait until i get a scope (new year).

Here's a vid :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBDOOSOhbz0


Thanks for reading,

DC.

How did you measure current? Did you place the amp meter directly across the output?
If so, then you had mA across a short with no voltage, or very little voltage.
What did your volt meter read when you took the current reading?

Thanks
Rick