@penno64

good you remembered that...

Romero

Quote from: romerouk on September 26, 2012, 07:23:28 AM
@penno64 "one extra component" ?

I will answer that question before people will go crazy again... that experiment was done before the muller experiment while I was posting under a shorting coil tread, somewhere here on this forum.
Actually you had the answer more than one year ago but who really cares?

The component is a diode, what diode or what type you will have to find out, I will not go again thru all pain I had before.
Here on this forum and other forums too, are many smart people that can understand and take this further.
I am a practical person not that good to elaborate formulas, theories and so many calculations that most of the time are done considering existing or known laws of physics.

Best regards to all,
Romero

Is it a Zener diode? Just thinking?

Quote from: romerouk on September 26, 2012, 07:23:28 AM
@penno64 "one extra component" ?

I will answer that question before people will go crazy again... that experiment was done before the muller experiment while I was posting under a shorting coil tread, somewhere here on this forum.
Actually you had the answer more than one year ago but who really cares?

The component is a diode, what diode or what type you will have to find out, I will not go again thru all pain I had before.
Here on this forum and other forums too, are many smart people that can understand and take this further.
I am a practical person not that good to elaborate formulas, theories and so many calculations that most of the time are done considering existing or known laws of physics.

Best regards to all,
Romero

I am so glad you asked that question - who really cares ?

Let me tell you -

You cannot image how much I have wanted to crack this. My drive to have this work was solely to be able to
create a post that would vindicate your claims and silence and embarass the naysayers. My belief in your
ability comes from deeper than my knowledge, for I am sure you and others can see, I am STILL a NEWB.

I never had and never will have aspirations to set the world on fire. This is not me.

Faith, above all else, is a sense one knows that one can rely on.

No more shall I say.

Again, Thanks for your reply, Penno

Quote from: darkwanderer on September 26, 2012, 01:56:04 AM

No, the drag always exist. Because when you draw current from the coil, that produce a counter flux in the core.And that force the rotor to stop.


I think romero beat that drag force with a good drive coil adjustment. We should check that. When we look the video that he uploaded we can see clearly that he didn't put magnets behind the drive coils. And also he is using little cores too(not big as magnets...).


So here we can think that romero is saturating the drive coil when the magnet approach to the coil.That's one of the ideas. Another question that comes to mind is that when a magnet approach to the saturated coil, does it produce back emf ? Can anyone try this or are there any information about the saturated coils ?

You should check how much time you got before the drag happens. With high inductance coils it is enough for magnet to be away from coil already. The oscilloscope is you friend to find timing...

Quote from: T-1000 on September 26, 2012, 02:25:49 PM
You should check how much time you got before the drag happens. With high inductance coils it is enough for magnet to be away from coil already. The oscilloscope is you friend to find timing...

That's not quiet possible. Because when the magnet is away, produced voltage will be different. If the voltage difference between the coil and the capacitor isn't big enough the diodes will open the circuit. And when the circuit is open you can't draw current from the coil. So: no current, no drag...