'Rose-Tinted Lenz' Generator...

[tim123]

Hmmm, pulse motor build-off you say? Sounds like a challenge, and a laugh

Gimme a couple o months mate. I'm just finishing off the workshop. 6 months ago it was so bad I considered burying it, now, well, I might just move in...

I spent the afternoon reading about the 'Fifth Element' in Newtonian mechanics, and so now I reckon a pulse version of the fin-motor could be a goer:

"The Time Delay, on the other hand, is something quite phenomenal!  The mathematical form of the Time Delay element is in essence identical in form to the Resistance element -- except for an all important change in sign. If we assume the Time Delay factor (and the inductance or mass) to be positive quantities (which in anything remotely resembling classical or modern theories is true), then the Time Delay element implies nothing less than that there is a rate of energy being supplied TO the circuit FROM the external world!"
http://www.halexandria.org/dward124.htm

[tim123]

Short update:
- In the stator, it's desirable to have two magnets per coil, in opposite polarities.
- This means that the the coil will see a greater change in flux, and genuine opposite polarities, during the cycle.
- Should mean a decent, useable amount of power out...
- Can still use the same self-drive mechanism, as far as I can tell.

The stator cores have to be arranged a bit differently, with the 2 magnets either side of the coil. Diagrams attached. Side view on the left...

PS - the 'core extensions' - i.e. bulge on the side - is in 2 parts. There's a gap. Point being - the flux has to want to go thru the core - not just between the two magnets... Will maybe do a 3d drawing later...

PPS - Rotor has to go from one magnet to the next - without a gap...