Can anyone verify cogging-torque neutralization ?

[tinman]

tinman,


OK, let me start from the beginning...
The original build of this generator was by Matt Jones. He took a stock motor pulsed by a 555 timer, a rotor with either two or 4 of the two inch neos on a rotor and two high impedance coils. He got speed up under load and output that was slightly in excess of input. We understood that if we ran it on the 3 Battery circuit and could recover some of the input, there was really something to this, so I replicated it, got the same results, and because I don't know any better, I started working on a big machine with 12 coils. I had six big 2" neos on the rotor, and a coil on each side of each magnet. With only a couple coils in the machine, it did what I wanted, and I was very excited. I could probably find the videos of some of those early tests somewhere, but that's beside the point. As I added MORE coils, the increased magnetic drag of the magnets past additional iron cores and caused too much amp draw through the motor. Because I was a school principal, (and an English teacher for crying out loud) and don't have an education in electronics, it did not occur to me what the issue was, and it took me a while to figure it out. So I burnt up a few motors. When I FINALLY DID figure out what the problem was, I started looking at ways to eliminate or neutralize the magnetic cogging. Many MORE motors bit the dust as I experimented with different (failed) methods of solving the problem. These were all MY1016 motors. I even finally went to the MY1020 hoping that a larger motor could stand the additional amp draw, but alas, it was not to be. With six coils on the motor the amp draw required to turn the rotor was enough to draw enough amps through the motor that heat became a serious issue that could melt the insulation off the coils. I have a box full of wire from ruined coils as evidence if you are interested. I have wound new coils either three or four times, and it is over $700 to wind a set of coils plus the time it takes. And I have a LOT of burnt up motors from before I figured out a way to neutralize the magnetic cogging.


I began researching to see if I could find a solution to magnetic cogging, and I kept on experimenting. Finally something WORKED, and then I ran across an old patent that showed that if each time a rotor magnet approached a coil core to which it would be ATTRACTED, if it ALSO approached a magnet in repulsion, you could neutralize the tendency of the magnet to lock on the core, and reduce the cogging. It supported the idea I was working with. That patent had the coil on one side of the rotor and a magnet on the other side at the same time. I didn't like this arrangement because it meant the rotor was being pulled in one direction by the iron in the core and PUSHED in that same direction by the magnet in repulsion and with HUGE neos, it caused wobble in the rotor and caused a need for increases in tolerances. So after a couple different builds I figured out that If I had one set of magnets that went between the coils and a SECOND set of magnets out on the rim of the rotor that went between magnets in opposition, I could get magnetic neutralization. That is what I did on my BIG machine that has 12 coils and six neos on it for generating and another six magnets on the rotor and twelve more on the stator (one on each side of the rotor magnet) in repulsion. That is the machine that I experimented with the MOST and have actual data and numbers from. THAT rotor has some WEIGHT with all those magnets in it, especially when you consider that the rotor is actually TWO rotors, with magnets on BOTHE SIDES of a thin piece of plastic. The magnets are attracted to each other through the thin plastic so they do NOT come out of the rotor once they are in, not even at high speed. I also have videos showing the inputs and the outputs, but only with a couple coils at the early stages, and that is NOT the machine I focused on in the video.


Eventually I figured out a CHEAPER way to construct the machine that does not put out as much power as the 12 coil machine, but costs far LESS to build because it doesn't require all the magnets. That is the 10 coils machine I showed in the video. I simplified the design.But although I have run it to TEST THE DESIGN as far as magnetic cogging goes, I have NOT tested the output of that machine. My numbers are based on the fact that it is using the SAME magnets on the SAME sized rotor being turned by the SAME motor using the SAME coils. And I know what an individual coil produces, so I can multiply that by the number of coils. Although, since the rotor weighs far LESS the rpm may be significantly higher meaning more production. I really haven't had time to experiment with the new, smaller machine.


That I do not have the time to go through boxes to find all the parts to put these machines back together is unfortunate but far from bull. I had just torn the front porch off my house as well as the back deck, assuming I had lots of time to work on the remodel and could work on one in the morning and the other in the afternoon when the sun has shifted, when my wife found the house of her dreams. Before we can move in it has to have the fence replaced, the roof replaced, the deck replaced and the kitchen remodeled and I want cabinets and benches built in my shop. That may sound like a lot of work for a "dream house, but you should see the view. To finance it we are selling the property we bought to build a retirement home as well as the "fixer upper" we bought to live in while we BUILT the retirement home. The current fixer upper house has to have the front porch replaced, the back deck rebuilt, the popcorn ceilings scraped, textured and repainted, the carpet replaced, and two bathrooms remodeled before we can put it up for sale. Until that happens and it is sold, we are making two house payments. What would be YOUR priority. I am working 16 hour days to try and get all this crap done and I am 64 years old, so when I quit working for the day, I QUIT WORKING FOR THE DAY. All the stuff for the generators is in boxes for the move and I really have NO PLACE to assemble it even if it wasn't. That's the truth. I have pictures if you want to see them.


I had NO INTENTION of putting this generator in the public domain. My intention was to patent it and go into production. When I realized it would probably be MONTHS before I could get back to it, I decided to share. I did, on Energetic Forum. There are a couple folks who are already building it, so if they get it done before I get back to this, you will probably see their work at some point. I believe this machine to be of great value. Time will tell. I will be happy to do the testing when I CAN. But selling this house HAS to be a priority. I DID NOT POST HERE to discuss the generator, ONLY to offer a simple solution to magnetic cogging and this has all been blown our of proportion. I have DONE that. Take it or leave it.


The Tesla patent is 512,340 which is his pancake coil patent. If you read it carefully, you will see he is talking about building coils with increased capacitance that delays lenz long enough that it actually ASSISTS in the rotation of the rotor, because at the CORRECT RPM, the generator coil fills at the right time to create an electromagnet that DOESN't repel the approaching magnet, but has delayed long enough that the magnet has passed TDC, and instead PUSHES IT AWAY. This can also be done by attaching a small capacitor to the coil in parallel.


As to the other patent, on magnetic repulsion, I KNOW I have it somewhere, but I cannot find it. When I do, I will post it.

Dave

Thanks for taking the time to explain everything.

I hear and understand your current position,as a couple of years ago,i too was juggling 2 houses and a farm,and all projects were on hold for a couple of months.

As you know,some time back here on this forum,i spent a lot of money (well,a lot for me) to put together the 3 battery system to your specs. I never even came close to what you said i should get. But not to worry,as all those batteries,motor,and inverter are all used today-so no real loss,and we gave it a go.

I do have great respect for you,but your friend Matt needs to give a little more respect to people-especially bistander,who did nothing but ask valid questions--he didnt deserve what Matt dished out to him. Im sure you understand that when claims like yours and Matts are made,people are going to ask questions such as those asked by bistander.

I would love to build your big gen-i even have a 24v-1HP PM DC motor sitting there ready to go--this one will not burn out.
But the 2inch neo's are way out of financial reach ATM.
So,i will have to wait until your up and running.

Anyway,I'll leave it at that.
Good luck with all you have on your plate ATM.


Brad

[madddann]

Hello!

Regarding the other patent... this one was floating around on some forums few years ago, but I think it's only an application:

https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=WO&NR=9414237A1&KC=A1&FT=D&ND=&date=19940623&DB=&locale=#


Dann

[gyulasun]

Hi Dann,
Yes, that is an application  but it does show a method to minimize cogging.  Here is a replication attempt but I am afraid back then the replicator misunderstood the concept:
https://overunity.com/13751/werjefelts-magnetic-battery/msg368987/#msg368987

[postingsite]

I know you're only demonstrating cogging-torque neutralization, and surplus output,  both impressive

I should only have typed  "impressive" ,  the rest of my post was only because I was keen to see a  self-powered-device
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I have seen one( or more ? ),  apparent constructions of the design in the diagram on the first post on this thread,   on youtube,  they used those small toy motors with shafts on both ends,  but they did not show the careful  mis-alignment of the rotors( or stators ) required for  'cogging-torque neutralization'.  also,  one or both ran very successfully with doubtful circuitry,  so they both may have been fake .
   On youtube,   use this search link  :
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%22free+energy%22+++%22motors%22&sp=CAJIZOoDAA%253D%253D
     One video is from about only 4 1/2 months ago ,  they are easy to spot from the picture of several motors( generators ) on the same shaft .
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The very simple method of "cogging-torque neutralization", which simply uses for example,

-  an ODD number of stators
-  and EVEN number of rotor-magnets, 
-  e.g.  3-coil-with-core-stators  and  2 rotating-magnets

   still seems to result in some "cogging-torque",   it seems that all motors and generators ? actually use this very same simple method of "cogging-torque neutralization",  and I have always noticed they had "cogging-torque"  .
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In my method however,  in the diagram in the first post in this thread,  you just keep adding generators to the shaft to cover all the  'cogging-gaps' along the shaft,  which should eventually result in no  cogging-torque  .

[Thaelin]

If you want to try one that has near no cogging, try 9 coils and ten magnets. Its great, or 10 coils and 9 magnets. It does make things easier.