Confirming the Delayed Lenz Effect

[hoptoad]

Hi hoptoad,
Since you are the author of this blog, i'm sure you have explored the AUL effect more than us Here,
Is there a posibility of overunity with this effect?


Regards
Cc

Possibility - I'd like to think it may be possible ......  Probability ? That's another prospect altogether.

I'm sad to say that all my research thus far has yielded a zero result. Based only on my own personal experience, I'd say the probability in favour of OU is negligible to almost nil. - But still possible (maybe) LOL

Cheers

[crazycut06]

Possibility - I'd like to think it may be possible ......  Probability ? That's another prospect altogether.

I'm sad to say that all my research thus far has yielded a zero result. Based only on my own personal experience, I'd say the probability in favour of OU is negligible to almost nil. - But still possible (maybe) LOL

Cheers

Thank you for the quick reply, it sounds like you have given up on this? 


Regards
Cc

[DeepCut]

You may find this explanation satisfactory (written in 2007) ...... then again you may not ! ..... LOL

http://www.totallyamped.net/adams

Go to Page 11 for an explanation of the speed up under load effect (AUL).

Cheers

Toad that is really funny, because it was the Adams and Muller devices that brought me to your article and got me started on all this, you may remember my emails before i realised you were on OU.com ;+}


DC.

[DeepCut]

One thing i've been pondering.

The 2LB coil i wound (bifilar/series), when shorted and presented to the rotor caused the following changes to frequency and input current :

Frequency : Dropped from 486Hz to 482Hz (0.8% drop)
Input Current : Rose from 410mA to 413mA (0.73% rise)

This coil was producing 4.2 watts of power (measured by DMM and analogue meter) to an incandescent bulb load  and caused very small changes to rotor speed and input current.

Presumably two such coils would cause around a 2% drop in RPM and a 2% rise in current draw and give us a little less than double that figure of 4.2 watts, lets be conservative and say that two coils output 8 watts of power or even 7.5.

The input to the rotor started at 18VDC @ 410mA = 7.38 watts.

Still waiting on my perspex parts, they should have arrived by now.


Cheers,

DC.

[hoptoad]

Thank you for the quick reply, it sounds like you have given up on this? 
Regards
Cc

I've given up personally trying to achieve O/U with these sorts of motor circuits, but I still like to see what others are up to.
The research by others has still been enlightening. Sometimes for what is discovered and sometimes for what is disproved.
Cheers