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[nievesoliveras]

@ Jesus:

You have this running right now?  How is it working?  Or, are you still building it?  If you have the ability to make a video or post some pictures, I would love to see it, even if it is not completed yet.  I can sort of follow schematics for the most part but, to me, there is nothing like seeing it in 3d.  What type of motor are you using?  There are some very efficient and very powerful dc motors out now for things like the RC market and robots.  These motors did not exist 15 years ago to my knowledge. I can't wait to see what you have.

Bill

@pirate

The motor is running already. I finished it a year ago.
At the moment my photo camera is not disponible but as soon as I get it together again I will post some photos.
The motor is not that impressive, the value is on the circuit used to make it run.
I am using a newman motor. Running it with a 1.5v battery circuit.

Jesus

[Goat]

@ nievesoliveras

I happened to run across an interesting video on UTube yesterday where someone is using an SG setup with an extra solenoid coil to feedback into the run battery http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LczzeeyfFoA&feature=channel_page

Unfortunately you can't see much in the way of wiring but he mentioned in another video that he will be making available some drawings soon. 

Regards,
Paul

[nievesoliveras]

Thank @goat

I will watch that video rigth now.

Jesus

[Pirate88179]

Wow, that is cool.  He is taking extra power off of the back side of his core.  It didn't appear to slow down his other charging circuit so I guess this is really extra juice for free.  Nice video.

Bill

[nievesoliveras]

@goat @pirate

Indeed it is a good video. And he states on the more info section that it is a special coil he has.
He adds to it a diode and connects it to the source.
I was trying to do that with the camera circuit. Adding the capacitor taken from it and adding a diode to the output. Then connecting it to the battery.

The problem has been the festivities have got me ocuppied.
I have now to reorganize myself again and begin to make tests and experiments till I hit the jackpot of attaining my goal.

Jesus