Toroid-magnet-generator

[broli]

How much did that cost to machine?

[wizkycho]

How much did that cost to machine?

broli

arround 150E, not much looking on a global scale, but for me such ammount is fortune

now it needs winding, additional construction to fix the toroid to make it in strict center.
some drive motor ... or pulsed on by itself...then messuring....

lots and lots of work and time to spend, but this is what can be called quality spend time 

all the best

I'm doing it alone (with ou.com of course) but realy seems that my/our progress is tremendous comparing to global official orthodox science.

to infinity ... and then another mile

Wiz

[Paul-R]

Very interesting project. It may have much in common with the Phi Transformer
on page 29/56:
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter1.pdf
Other keywords might be Alexander Frolov and Marinov

[Room3327]

This is the first time I have read this thread, After doing so I realize this is exactly the same as the Tesla device I have been working on except with no moving parts in mine.  It is a toroid with a N-S polarized field rotating about the core with no moving parts. Thereby eliminating the CEMF of the rotor. If you haven't yet you should check the 'Tesla patent 382282' thread like I say it is basically the same device.

[broli]

wizkycho, I just read this thread and let me share some knowledge. I learned a lot about induction in the past period but there's one thing people seem to miss completely or that I misunderstood completely  . That is voltage.

When there's a changing field voltage is made not current. Even if the coil is not shorted there's voltage. Voltage itself doesn't counteract the changing magnetic field. When current is allowed to flow it counteracts it. Let's assume this formula P= U*I being interchangeable. Meaning if I had 1000V at 1A I can make it 1000A at 1V with some circuitry which is for discussion sake 100% efficient.

Now the trick is to get the magnet spin really fast. This will generate very high voltages in the coils BUT you must limit the current in the coil by using  a high resistance. This will result in very little back emf. Now take the terminals of this high resistance coil and hook it to a transformer. The transformer transforms it low voltage at high currents. Now finally feed back the portion you need to keep the motor spinning and use the rest for you own desires.

What this does is bypass lenz law to another circuit i.e. the transformer. The magnet will be creating voltages with very little currents, it's the transform that makes it a high current so the mechanical interaction (lenz effect) on the rotor is avoided by doing this.

See attached drawing.