Power ratio over one

[wattsup]

@Stefan

You can see the coil in the pictures one page 2. The only thing under that coil is a cork type material that is required to inhibit and movement of the energized coil when the magnet swings inside, otherwise the coil would slide towards the magnet. There is nothing else. I am confused as to why there is so much confusion regarding such a non-confusing device. lol

@HG

I don't know if I will be the first one but it is in the works for February. I still want to do a few tests on this line of thinking using a standard DC motor connected to another dc motor and make the first one swing. These all I already have on hand to do. I'll keep you posted though. I am sure some others are making this now. The great thing about the idea of reversing directions on the dc motor is that you can play with some caps to catch any flyback. You can do it also on your system but this would require some playing around.

[hartiberlin]

@Stefan

You can see the coil in the pictures on page 2. The only thing under that coil is a cork type material that is required to inhibit and movement of the energized coil when the magnet swings inside, otherwise the coil would slide towards the magnet. There is nothing else. I am confused as to why there is so much confusion regarding such a non-confusing device. lol

Hi Wattsup,
which picture do you mean ?
Please quote the file name.
I can not see this.

Surely it is a very easy device,
but I would prefer to see, how the drive coil #15 looks alike,
what DC Ohm resistance it has , how many windings and what kind
of drivemagnet is inside and how big the drivemagnet is.

Many thanks.
Regards, Stefan.

[wattsup]

@Stefan

You can see the coil #15 on the following pictures on page 2. b084.jpg and da7a.jpg

HG does not mention the pounds of wire or turns for this drive coil, but by looking at that coil compared to the three pounds of the center coil and the four pounds of the right coil, I would gestimate  1.5  pounds maximum of 15 awg wire, and he says if a bigger wire was used, it would be better.

The most amazing thing about this simple but rather massive coil is that it is being driven by only 1.2 volts, and the action on the center magnet is immediate. I think this proves that the micro contacts are creating a spike at every interval that just reacts similiar to a cap discharge, especially with the reversing of the current.

[gyulasun]

Hay Gyula:

Sure, I will try this suggestion. My point with Mr. Krieg is his unreasonable expectations, and name calling bully attitude!   If your schematics are drawn out like Wattsup?s, I shouldn?t have to many questions.  I haven?t done any tinkering in a long time, and am looking forward to having ?fun?!

Thanks for your assistance.

David

Hi David,

OK. First may I ask if you happen to have some components in your 'junk box'?  like diodes of at least 1A forward current ratings  (like 1N4001 or the like) or instead of this a full wave bridge that already has the 4 diodes,  or electrolytic capacitors like 4700uF-10000uF/ 16V  or  the mains transformer 120V/ 6 or 9 or 12 output voltage at least with 1 Amper rating?
If I can consider what you have, it will be more economical for you to build the circuit.
If you happen to have a wall adapter you could assign for the task, describe what parameters it has, like you can see in my links given just before.  Maybe you can salvage the transformer from it or maybe you can use it as it is now, without dismembering it...

rgds,  Gyula

[hartiberlin]

Sorry guys,
I was an idiot !

I did not see, that the first left red copper cool
is the drivercoil and the 2 green coils are the output coils !

I thought David just had 3 output coils !


Now everything is clear !

David, did you wind the drive copper coil
also with this 2 wires in parellel and did connect
the 2 wires like the Tesla Flat coil ?

Many thanks for clearing this up.

Regards, Stefan.