Is this the first selfrunning overunity motor w/o batteries ? Mike?s motor

[z_p_e]

What I meant to say Peter was 4 windings total. I guess it's easy to get "coil" and "winding" mixed up.

So now you are saying there are 6 windings in total? 2 coils with 3 windings each is what you have said. That is 6 windings total.

Now this is getting confusing.

Darren

PS. It does appear that the winding or windings going to the FWB are heavier gauge and/or two soldered together, however, one can not be absolutely certain because it is impossible to trace exactly where all the wires are leading in the pic.

Even if they are two parallel gen windings, how does that account for a nearly equal voltage to the Trig winding?

[Peterae]

There is an earlier picture than you have without the SSR wired it clearly shows the bridge connected using crimp spade terminals to the 2 large wire connections.
If you look at your picture look at the gap between the wires where the axial runs there is a winding to the left and a winding to the right, now follow these down along the bottom you will see there are still 2 windings wound in black insulation tape.

The voltage that appears across a winding will be dependent on the load of that coil, if its open circuit it will be large, if it has 1ohm across it will be small, therfore the voltage on the scope will only show how much that coil has been loaded and driven at the same time.

LOL
Definition of Winding :Turns of wire around the core of the transformer
Definition of Coil : A length of wire wound around a form in multiple turns

[z_p_e]

Peter,

Could you please attach this picture so we can see what you're talking about?

Thanks,
Darren

[z_p_e]

Peter,

Could you please attach this picture or pictures so we can see what you're talking about?

Thanks,
Darren

[Peterae]

Heres the picture