The new generator no effect counter B. EMF part 2 ( Selfrunning )

[gyulasun]

Unfortunately my hands cannot sense the difference between loaded and open coil. A motor powered rotary version would need to be built to detect such a change.
Before putting more time and resources in this I would need to see some kind of encouraging evidence that this design actually makes a difference.
Best thing I have seen so far is Farmhand's post on this topic but at the OUR forum which has nothing to do with this effect and everything to do with my friend Thane Heins ReGen-X effect.

Luc

I understand, thanks.  Just one suggestion, if you happen to have another coil with thicker wire and with an ID that can give room for a ferromagnetic core size like one of your  magnet stacks or so, than Lenz effect (if any) may be sensed with hands?  I am not saying it can be sensed for sure in that case but chances get better and you still do not have to put in more resources. Somehow it is to be tested to dismiss it or develop further on.

Gyula

[Just..Sayin..]

Yep no doubt. [size=78%]http://youtu.be/bHR-dlGV4oM[/size] is where I am currently at. I'm trying to get a balance between output and stability

Thanks Jim

[Jimboot]

Here is the update,

Title says it all...Looking good & poor performance...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbQvFmzti68&list=LLNk6nZuUrTLRnp__hAgAqjw&index=1

At jimboot,
To reduce the cogging effect you can go with two ring magnets, it will have very little of it...just like Russ did...
Only issue i had when i tested that was little output but my input was also very low due to almost no cogging effect and if you get ypur coils right you mzy even see speed under load...
I'll be testing that two once the PMBO is over...

Interesting work mate. I think I've nearly got the cogging issue sorted. I know my motor is drawing too much atm too but it's more interesting to see what it does when a load is applied. I was going to do the PMBO again... but you know, I've already won so.. BTW I'm suprised your username was free 

[lumen]

Here is the update,

Title says it all...Looking good & poor performance...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbQvFmzti68&list=LLNk6nZuUrTLRnp__hAgAqjw&index=1

The performance is poor because rotating magnetized iron is no different than rotating the magnet.
Whatever trick we saw at the start of this thread is not as simple as just rotating iron.
Automobile alternators have a stationary magnet and rotate iron and are subject to lenz just like any other alternator.

Syair had the generator and never did show the inside configuration, wonder why?

[vince]

Some Update

I wound two of the 6  output coils with 18 gauge wire for my generator and did some quick  tests. Not sure what to make of the results so maybe I can get some opinions.

I powered 2 of the 6 field coils opposing the 2 output coils that were wound with a 12 volt dc battery charger and i drove the main dc motor with a pwm . Both the field coils power and the motor power were plugged into the same watt meter.

open circuit no load on output coils
RPM 3105
Watts in  575
open voltage out  6.90 dc  2 coils in series thru a bridge rectifier

loaded circuit with 10 k resistor shown below
RPM 3105 (no change)
Watts in 575  (no change)
voltage across resistor .445

shorted output coil
RPM 3105  (no change)
Watts in 575 (no change)

Vince