Motor Generator Without external Supply need. ( TEST VIDEO )

[JackJohn]

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In this video the device is still not finished, I just made the final preparations to test the AC output voltage from the generator coil compared to a DC power supply with different voltages needed for the driving motor

explanation: the test uses a power supply that can be adjusted and set from 10VDC to 20VDC.
In this test I only tested 1 coil which later there would be 4 coils that I used as a coil generator, and the results obtained were 17VAC Output Generator coil for a 10VDC motor power supply up to 50VAC  Output Generator coil for a 20VDC drive motor supply.

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[Floor]

Peace be with you as well.
Welcome to the Over Unity forum.

Unfortunately I am only an English speaker.
Thank you for your presentation.  I wish you success.

[captainpecan]

Welcome to the forum. I apologize, I also only speak English so I do not know if you answered this. But did you measure amps at all? You will need to know both volts amd Current (Amps) In order to know if the output is enough to run it. And then, the differences between AC pulses and DC constant current can also be a bit misleading with simple multimeter tests to compare. Do you have those measurements you can share yet? It can be tricky and you can easily mislead yourself as many of us have done before to ourselves. Do not hesitate to ask questions on measuring in this forum. There are many great minds in here that are happy to help.

[JackJohn]

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[JackJohn]

Welcome to the forum. I apologize, I also only speak English so I do not know if you answered this. But did you measure amps at all? You will need to know both volts amd Current (Amps) In order to know if the output is enough to run it. And then, the differences between AC pulses and DC constant current can also be a bit misleading with simple multimeter tests to compare. Do you have those measurements you can share yet? It can be tricky and you can easily mislead yourself as many of us have done before to ourselves. Do not hesitate to ask questions on measuring in this forum. There are many great minds in here that are happy to help.

It's true that I haven't taken amperage measurements in this test, I used a very efficient 12VDC motor from used printer to drive the device and as a generator later I will use 2 transformers, each of transformer have 2 coil on it which has the same wire resistance, so there will be a total of 4 generator coils. each of which produces a voltage as I tested in the video, which later I will direct of the AC outputs from each coil using a bridge diode and I will parallel all four DC output of them to get the amperage which will later be able to meet the power supply needs for the drive motor. I've insert some of my own concepts to the Device for reduce braking due to lens effect.