Keppe Motor simular to Newman-Bedini combination

[gmeast]

Hi all,

... just a few more pictures showing the Keppe Motor transformer winding operation:

#9 show the primary winding underway.
http://home.pacbell.net/gmeast/keppe/keppe9.jpg
#10 shows the secondary winding underway
http://home.pacbell.net/gmeast/keppe/keppe10.jpg
#11 shows the finished support plus both transformer windings finished.
http://home.pacbell.net/gmeast/keppe/keppe11.jpg

It took me about 4 hours to make the winding/counting fixture and only 7 - 10 minutes to wind 500 turns + 500 turns = (1000 turns).  I think my investment in the winding fixture was worthwhile -  I didn't lose count and besides I still have the fixture.

Peace,

Greg

[gotoluc]

I was hearing some kind of resonating sounds and it brought me here

Looks interesting and guess who I find here

Great job as usual Greg thanks for all the pics!

I'll keep an eye on this.

Luc

[Isdaudio]

Thanks for the pics Greg, nice work!!! I am also building a Keppe Motor, I will be sure to share my progress with you guys here. I do have the one for sale up and running and it works great. Has anybody tried to influence the motor with a large magnet? I held a huge round earth magnet near the running motor and it actually speeds up a great deal. You have to find the "sweet spot" but I doubled and even tripled my rpms.

Best,

Will

[gmeast]

I was hearing some kind of resonating sounds and it brought me here

Looks interesting and guess who I find here

Great job as usual Greg thanks for all the pics!

I'll keep an eye on this.

Luc

Hi Luc !

Yes ... I could not help myself.  There's something different about this motor ... and I can't really put my finger on it other than there are some commonalities with Bedini & Newman but also differences in both design and theory. 

I built the SGM years ago and also a Newman motor but my tests didn't show OU or even close.  Talking with John Bedini personally on the phone back then his assistance was cryptic "... so you see what's happening? ... what's that mean to you? ...". etc.  And you know how Newman interchanges units of power when trying to explain his technology ... torque is power, etc.

Nice to hear from you,

Greg

[gotoluc]

Hi Luc !

Yes ... I could not help myself.  There's something different about this motor ... and I can't really put my finger on it other than there are some commonalities with Bedini & Newman but also differences in both design and theory. 

I built the SGM years ago and also a Newman motor but my tests didn't show OU or even close.  Talking with John Bedini personally on the phone back then his assistance was cryptic "... so you see what's happening? ... what's that mean to you? ...". etc.  And you know how Newman interchanges units of power when trying to explain his technology ... torque is power, etc.

Nice to hear from you,

Greg

Hi Greg,

exactly a year ago I built a motor using 2 identical Microwave Oven Transformer Secondaries (removed from cores) stacked on top of each other with just enough space in between them for some 1/8" Bronze bushing for a shaft with 2 ceramic magnets 1 7/8" x 7/8" x 3/8" mounted on it. The magnets (in North South) have the shaft sandwiched between them in the center of the 7/8" dimension. The motor turned well and seemed to used Micro amps only.

Maybe I'll pull it off the shelve and make a new commutator for it and measure it with the better meters I have to see what it really does.

Anyways, great to see you looking into this, replicating and giving it your best as usual

Looking forward in your test results.

Luc