Controller circuit for Hilden Brandt motor needed..

[JackH]

Later,,,,,JackH

[Honk]

Hello All,

I am sure that Honk has been working very hard on this controller, for a long trime. However it is very hard to build something for a motor that you don't have in your shop, I have tryed to tell Honk what this motor needs, but I am sure that maybe I have left out something very importent.  This motor need a very special controller,  just any controller of the shelf will not work.  I have confidence that he will get it correct in time.

Thanks Honk,

Later,,,,,JackH

Thank you very much for still having confidence in me.
I will speed up development on the new controller to let you have it as soon as possible.

[yorkshireminer]

Dear Jack and Honk,
just a suggestion, it is the same motor that Jack used with the points, when Jack used the points it worked well  when it coupled it up to your controller it didn't, could it be that the working of the motor is influenced by the fact that with a points system you will get a lot of dirty pulses spikes and harmonics that you have filtered out with your controller. Perhaps a sort of chaotic behavior is needed in the pulse to really get it to work. Is there a way of simulating this with your controller. It seems to me that perhaps the voltage Jack is using will keep the switch working but what is needed is perhaps a  very very short pulse spike of a much higher voltage to trigger the switch a short high voltage spike wouldn't register on Jacks voltmeters, just a thought, from somebody who really wants to see this work. By the way Jack have you got your patent yet?

Deep Regards

Yorkshire Miner 

[JackH]

Later,,,,,,,JackH

[Liberty]

Hello Jack,

Have you thought about getting a patent outside of the US first, then use the PCT treaty back into the US (through the back door)?