Permanent magnet assisted motor coil designs

[kolbacict]

Using junk reused parts is perfect for experimenting and overall cost may remain low. And no problem with your craftmanship at all.   

I actively use it. Fortunately, there is a large number of old household appliances remaining from repairs for spare parts.

[jimbo]

Hello here's a video on the recepicating Flynn motor .I can't understand him but the concept it pretty clear its a scrap project .so low cost .and I think I might leave out the middle bar and put the coils on the top and bottom bars that would give more space for magnets and you could run some bolts top to bottom to hold things together .I like his use of plywood he just lays it out on it and goes like that .and by being able to easily disasimble things you can a just things like more magnets or windings .the generator must be moved by the out put of the flynn so there's a balance going on between the coils power .and I've been told the coils out put needs to mach one of the magnet stacks if I heard that right .so some tunning in going to be done .so easy break down in in order .for more windings or less .this post just covers the Flynn the next the generator with magnecti neutralization .


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3uGsQMGu4f4

[jimbo]

Magnetic neutralization


https://youtu.be/MSMA21VfEIk


David bowling ?

[jimbo]

Another video


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xeIk8kuO-qE

[jimbo]

Another video real good .in here he says he's getting 1,000 out for 400 in .my thinking is the rotory Flynn is to much for me now but if I can retain the 1 to 4  ratio then use that on this magnetic neutralized generator I'm looking at 100 in to 1,000 out at best .but I'll take anything at this point that will charge my batteries while I sleep . both are over unity but together wow !.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3Lw6WILrFvA