Controller circuit for Hilden Brandt motor needed..

[Omnibus]

Thanks a lot.

[Honk]

Hello guys.

Mr Jack W Hilden-Brands Magnet motor controller is making way fast now.
The electronic design is completed and I manufactured the prototype PCB yesterday.
If this controller doesn't help Jack to get overunity in his motor by letting it
run in self running mode while producing external work, then OU is not possible.
Below there is a list of the features in the controller.

Max 350VDC or 250VAC Input
High Efficiency DC-DC Conversion
DC-DC Short Circuit Protection
Motor Current Limited to 4 Amp
Full Recovery of Back EMF Current
Boosting Flux Respons Enhancement <--- This is where the magic happens :-)
Self Runner Feedback Prepared
Start-Up input for Self Runner Mode
Motor Voltage Regulation On-Board
Flux Response Outputs On-Board
Motor Voltage Outputs On-Board
Motor Current Outputs On-Board

I will mount the completed PCB in a aluminum housing to protect if from damage
and it will also look a lot better than just a raw PCB with components onto it.
Once completed I'll post outside and inside pictures of it here on Overunity.com.

Regards / Honk

[yorkshireminer]

Thanks Honk,
for the information. I was going to wait a couple more weeks before I started to pester you all again to see how things were proceeding. I am certain Jack will appreciate all the work you have put in. I presume you have still to mount all the components on the board and test it. Let's hope it works according to theory. they usually don't, then I think you know that. Things usually have to be tweaked. Its a pity I couldn't go over and install it on Jacks machine. I have worked most of my life in the electrical installation industry and I have spent a lot of time wiring up speciallised equipment. Jacks motors look beautifully made and I admire craftsmanship, it is usually the sign of a reasonable tidy mind. There is nothing worse than looking at a spaghetti nest when you open up a switch box. A tidy well crafted piece of work always impresses investor. It is now a matter of seeing how it works in practice, I await in anticipation.

Deep regards

Yorkshire Miner

[Honk]

Hello yorkshireminer

The controller works like a charm on a large laminated steel cored coil I got at 75mH inductance.
I have tested all of the new electronics within the controller mounted on a circuit board.
If I hadn't built and performed these test on the circuit board I could be sure of failure.
The question is whether the performance of Jacks motor is increased by my controller.
Myself I strongly believe that getting an instant field in the valve instead of a slow triangular
field will really boost the motors performance and allow high RPM:s with great HP output.
But I'm prepaired to instantly repair or modify the controller if the motor behaves in a way
that I cannot anticipate. Jack can send the controller to me and I 'll fix it at once.
Meantime while Jack is testing his motor and it works fine on the controller I'll build him another
one to be used on his big 5Hp motor. Once Jack releases his documents on the motor I will release
the documents on my Flux Booster Controller as well. There will be schematics, gerberfiles, PDF:s and
a Bill of material with lots of second sources.

[yorkshireminer]

Dear Honk,
                  thanks you  once again, for the clear and precise information. I was just reading through the list of function and it seems ideal. I especially like the idea of outputs for measuring amps volts and flux, it will make testing so much easier, just plug your meters into the control panel. I am intrigued about how you are going to tackle Flux Response Enhancement, but I will keep my curiosity in check. I am certain Jack will be clucking round his play pen in Ohio like a chicken that has laid a Golden Egg, when he receives the controller. Lets hope everything goes according to plan. I have a good feeling about this.

Deep Regards

Yorkshire Miner

P.S. Hows things in Sweden at the moment? It is many years since I was up your neck of the woods. I read Swedish quiet well. I studied at Roskilde University in Denmark many years ago, and traveled a lot in Southern Sweden, it seems that you are having a little bit of trouble in Malmo at the moment, with the Muslims.