Pierre's 170W in 1600W out Looped Very impressive Build continued & moderated

[pedro1]

Bon enfin ! Une personne qui pense par lui même bravo.

En. Finally!  a person who thinks for himself
Bravo

[d3x0r]

I stumbled on the idea of using ribbon cable to attach relay boards to the arduino; although power/ground requires hacks... I ended up buying all the 20 pin female connectors from the store; and broken one They have 16's which will probably suffice since I wanted to run power and ground separate from the signals anyway...


While driving to see what else I could use; I considered a more complex stepping scheme...

[konehead]

Hi Everyone
Whats happened?
Pierre's videos down again from youtube...has he gone underground??

Did he get threats (like what always happens with loopers)

Is Gotoluc no longer posting?

Whats going on?

Has anyone replicated Pierre's DZ generator with half decent results yet??

[seaad]

While driving to see what else I could use; I considered a more complex stepping scheme...

Hi d3x0r
In my post a month ago I made a similar suggestion but whitout that "gap" between "Red and Blue".
http://overunity.com/17609/170-watts-in-1600-watts-out-looped-very-impressive-build-and-video/msg519716/#msg519716

I think it's of great importance that we imitates the squared magnetic factor when our virtual magnetic rotor aligns up (in line, is passing by) with the fixt output core ALSO. Think in terms of a mechanical generator and the magnetic forces between rotor and stator in each small "rotational increments". So the peak flux when passing by has to be much much higer at that time point.

Regards Arne

[seaad]

konehead

Bon enfin ! Une personne qui pense par lui même bravo.

En. Finally!  a person who thinks for himself
Bravo


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pedro1 = Pierre C