Lords of the Ring

[acerzw]

@GK & bolt

Well I have decided to put a draft of the basics of my design on the forum for your comment, it will take me some time to build and since I am not a good builder, your input would be much valued and we are open source after all. You guys could build it quicker than me anyway (probably safer for me to buy the Walmart version).

I was thinking of using a DC12V, 1 Watt Standard CPU Fan (or any size you like  ), mounting 4 bar magnets (or 3 sets of small magnets above each other) vertically on the rotor tall enough to pass the three stacked sets of coils.  All the coils are bifilar wound and collect the BEMF from the collapsing magnetic field, all three rings of coils are connected to the collector. Coil rings need to insulated from each other, so coils don't touch.

A variable resistor can be used to vary the motor speed, possibly this way the RPM can be adjusted slightly to make the sure the full conversion frequency is avoided.

The rest should be a walk in the park. Diodes to protect the source power. Bleed off caps. A take off from the collector output to power the motor once it gets up to speed. Your comments? 

Acerzw

(P.S. If you think it would work could some electronics genius, design the circuit with self-running tap from output, variable speed, bleed off caps and power supply protection diodes, and an optional RPM counter would be useful. Please optimise for maximum build simplicity, minimum component count. Could also use advice on coil configuration, wire type, no. windings etc. Please post all open source.)

[acerzw]

are we there yet? 

Acerzw

[innovation_station]

and the answer is the secret 

i just watched it last night and you know what it was not at all what i thought it would be

and all i can say is thank you gk

if you have not seen it then go watch it it will help you out 

ist

[giantkiller]

@Kemo-sabe,
The key word is scaleable. In your diagram you show magnets mechanically passing each other. That falls in the category of 'Industrial thinking'. No offense. Window motor shows same thing and the same thing can be achieved with the sine waves moving in and out of phase. Your diagram also shows 3 rings that can equate to 3 frequencies. In this model you show all 3 can be in phase at the same time and mechanically you can not stop that. It will happen whether precisely or randomly. Boom...

By letting the coil do the work electrically, the dynamic operation can be kept under watch alot easier with a feedback / PLL circuit. This keeps the 3 frequencies off the beam.

So the 2 camps of design are square pulse and sine wave generation. After seeing the results so far the square pulses can be used in  pulse generators, big ones. The sine waves can be be used in wave generators, big ones. The 2 types of production have their place in the future. Or we can permit crossovers. Whooowa ha ha! (mad scientist laugh).

@bolt,
I will take a small step to start and build a 3 channel audio oscillator Wein bridge circuit out of an lm324. Just to phase into sine wave operation quickly.
http://sound.westhost.com/project22.htm The specs say it is sloppy and low Q. But it is fast and easy. I will drive irf840s to start also.

--giantkiller.

[giantkiller]

and the answer is the secret 

i just watched it last night and you know what it was not at all what i thought it would be

and all i can say is thank you gk

if you have not seen it then go watch it it will help you out 

ist

The premise for 'The secret' was founded by Christian men and women in the 1910-1920s. Trower being one of them. If you need proof just ask any successful person how they thought about how they became. Eventually when you get all the cars, the houses, the money you will start to ponder what is the bigger power that makes it all possible.

If hope you saw the nano ref here http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=358.msg5176?

@all,
How bad do you want it?

--giantkiller. I will never work another day in my life.