user TURBO?s replication of Steven Mark?s TPU ?

[Mannix]

Guys,

PLEASE INCLUDE AN OVERVOLTAGE CUTOUT IN YOUR EXPERIMENTS.
That is to cut off the source frequencies directly...like using a relay.

series components may fry short..be aware ..please

Series Fuse links as well ...

GK it will take a bit of time for others to get to your base.... Wait if you can..


Lindsay Mannix

[tishatang]

Hi all,

In regards to Otto's query     "I have another question: Its about the rotational magnetic field. Why do we need it??WHY??"

I'm no techie, but I think the rotating field hits the static field of the magnet.  When their fields collide, a radiant energy event emits at 90 degrees, crossing and linking all three rings segments together.

I found a simple way to get a rotating field from reading on the EVgray forum.  Go to this link:

http://www.rctoys.com/rc-products-catalog/RC-PARTS-SPEED-CONTROLLERS.html

"General:
A brushless motor controller or brushless ESC (Electronic Speed Control) is used to vary the speed of a brushless motor. These function as an interface between the motor and the battery. Controlled by the throttle signal from an RC receiver, the brushless ESC provides variable power to the motor allowing proportional speed adjustments. Unlike a brushed motor, power cannot be directly applied to a brushless motor. Instead, the speed control intelligently powers each phase of a brushless motor in sequence, causing it to rotate. Brushless speed controls have three motor wires, allowing them to connect to standard three phase brushless motors. A brushed speed control (with two motor wires) cannot be used to power a brushless motor."

Maybe we can forget power supplies and just get a small and cheap one of these and run it off a battery and vary the speed of the rotation plus some pulses from battery powered 555's

Just an idea.  Who knows?

Tishatang

[CTG Labs]

Well, as we want to post some nice pics, here is a couple...

[giantkiller]

Hello all,

again me. Ok if Im "Killing" your nerves I can be quiet. No problem.

Guys, you have always to ask WHY, and HOW. Like a little child.

I have another question: Its about the rotational magnetic field. Why do we need it??WHY??

We could make a coil or more or something and maybe get something out of this coils that would be maybe OU. I dont know.

Another thing: please dont look at me as Im your teacher. IM NOT!!!!
The only teacher here is Mr.Mannix and Mr.Steven Mark!! Not me. This is the cause for calling them "Mr.".

As Im only a human you will from time to time reed maybe crap from me. Ok, then please dont spit me. We are here to discuss.
Im only a little guy from a little country that wants to help you and of course me. I have no colledge degree, my english is a disaster but Im here. As I always say we are in the same "boat" and we have to make this wonderful invention to work.

Otto

Hello Otto
I like your words. I like your thinking.
Sincerly regards,
Victor

Hello Sir,
Just as there are many here with different knowledges, there are many here with different languages and insights.
I welcome you to this search. We will not only survive, but we will conquer.
Do not falter in your steps to understand or achieve. And disregard the negative noise by the judgemental. Everyone has value and that is why I call you sir!

--giantkiller. Enjoy the ride.

[giantkiller]

Guys,

PLEASE INCLUDE AN OVERVOLTAGE CUTOUT IN YOUR EXPERIMENTS.
That is to cut off the source frequencies directly...like using a relay.

series components may fry short..be aware ..please

Series Fuse links as well ...

GK it will take a bit of time for others to get to your base.... Wait if you can..


Lindsay Mannix

Yes sir. I hear and obey. This is why there is a great bit of levity on my posts. I am bored.
And thanks always for the messages and vote of confidence.

As always, Thank you, Steven Mark.

--giantkiller.