170 watts in - 1600 watts out - looped - Very impressive build and video

[listener191]

Hi Seead,

The energy would be wasted in the top and bottom coils i.e. at 90 degrees to the fixed rotor.

Better to use a 4 pole fixed rotor than turn any coils off.

L192

[seaad]

You need a shoehorn.   

[AlienGrey]

Now you have to consider that you have to use some ferrite core material instead of iron.
You can't just pick an ordinary genny stator!

Even in Pierres case, the stator have to handle the fast rising and falling pulses.

The picture below shows a way to recover, reusing Power from a/ the previous input stator coil(s). (About 80-90% total loop)

Regards / Arne

It might be a silly question but why are L6 and L7 have shorting out resisters when they are load coils and yet are fed fron no where ?

[gotoluc]

Sent the below PM (in French) to Pierre

Hi Pierre,

Hope the private messages from the Overunity forum have reduced?
Konehead has posted a new schematic of the energizing sequence of the stator coils.
Can you confirm if he has the right coil firring sequence from this link: http://overunity.com/17609/170-watts-in-1600-watts-out-looped-very-impressive-build-and-video/msg518119/#msg518119
He also wants to know if the sequence is exactly repeated every 360 degrees?
We are all trying to understand why you have (double) 72 relays and diodes but the stator has 36 coils.
How does 72 relays and diodes get connected to 36 coils? can you hand draw a simple schematic, take a picture of it and send me the link to download?
I would also like to know if you rewound the stator coils or did you cut into the manufacture stock windings to make your connections?

Thank you for your help and time

Regards

Luc

[listener191]

Hi Gotoluc,

Also we need to know the number of turns in the coils and the wire gauge.

Regards
L192