new magnetic motor goes 2000 rpm without load 1000 rpm with load

[magnacoaster]

just to put your minds to rest i am alive and well

Back in the lab today and on this test we had a pull of 10 amps @ 200 volts ac
out we were looking at the unit with a scopeand as you can see these are the numbers

as well i will be adding stuff as we go along so you can all be up to date

this picture was off the coil with a load of 10 amps on the rectified voltage it is
taking 12 volts @ 1.5 amps dc

we had a failure as the wire we have in the coil could not handle the amps
we burned out the coil in a few places (new coil back in the box and back in running)
we did not intend to draw off 10 amps it just was stuck in that spot on the slide adjustment

Richard

[Honk]

Thanks for the feedback.

The scope picture looks kind of interesting.....
It shows that the output is 350V top to top and triangular at 1.6Mhz.
This also proves that your output measurements of 200V is correct.
The RMS value of 350V AC triangular = 350 / sqrt3 = 350 / 1.73 = 202V RMS

But I'm puzzled by the 1.6Mhz of the AC frequency.
No motor/generator setup I know of could produce such high frequencies.
1.6Mhz would mean RPMs in the range of many millions, which of course is impossible.
There must be some other device rather than a motor/generator setup in your design
that generates these high frequencies? Do you care to tell us? Please!! 

[magnacoaster]

we have changed the setup and removed the generator as this power is taken from the feed to the motor after it fires the motor starts with clean DC on startup within 60 seconds running changes to a ac wave seems my drive i created for the motor is also a generator as well we had to add a few diodes in the right spot so we can pull off the power

below is a shot with no load

Richard

[Honk]

we have changed the setup and removed the generator as this power is taken from the feed to the motor after it fires the motor starts with clean DC on startup within 60 seconds running changes to a ac wave seems my drive i created for the motor is also a generator as well we had to add a few diodes in the right spot so we can pull off the power

below is a shot with no load

Richard

Hi.

Nice of you to provide the information but could you put it into recognizable electrical terms so the readers
at this forum can follow and understand your progress. Please use sentences with points to make it more readable.

[Dingus Mungus]

I would have to agree, only I would use different words.

@Magna
The modifications you have made to your AC motor sound extreamly interesting. I'm pleased to see you are taking propper steps in power measurement, but now is a good time for independent varification and open sourceing your work. This will allow for many builders to work with the design, verify over unity in the system, perhaps find other advantages or advance the design with new insight. If its showing any form of excess power any of those things could benifit all of humanity! I hope your experiments are going well for you, and that you make more detailed information available here. I for one would really like to attempt this 3 phase motor modification myself. I have a theory that you like many others recently have stumbled on to something related to the resonant/harmonic frequencies of your device, namely your stator coils.

~Dingus Mungus

P.S. Pictures and diagrams will help us greatly.