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[plengo]

That is pretty cool Groundloop. Sounds like we are almost like a Newman's motor.

What was the results of your previous setup with the Helmholtz coils that would later be a self-runner test? Any good results?

Fausto.

[Pirate88179]

@ Groundloop:

Are those magnets facing out North as in the Bedini?  does/would it make any difference in your set-up?  Nice build, very neat.

Bill

[Groundloop]

Fausto,

Thanks.

I did test the Helmholtz coils but the current usage was high. I could not find any o/u.
The "power" coil also did get very warm when using the circuit as a battery charger.

So I just removed the coils and made the new coil onto a plastic tube. This new
setup is indeed almost like a Newman's motor and it runs very well on small input usage.
I think if you really want to make Newman's motor then why use the axle through the coils
when you can put the rotor onto a ball bearing system inside the coils instead.

@Pirate88179,

Thanks.

No. The magnets is NS, one magnet North out and the other South out. I haven't tried a rotor with the same
magnet polarity so I can't say if that works or not, but I assume it will. One has to reverse the trigger coil
connection when doing that, I guess.

Last night I made a pickup coil. I then tested the coil on the motor. The coil did work but slowed the motor.
I then removed the rotor and ran the circuit in solid state mode. I tested the pickup coil inside the circuit
coil. I got 14 volt out of the pickup coil (input to circuit was 9 volt) and a secondary battery did start to charge.

Groundloop.

[gadgetmall]

Hi,

I guess that nobody is even remotely interested, but here is my newest build.

The rotor is inside the coils and runs very well indeed. The coils is approx. 50 Ohm (DC)
and is wound around a plastic tube. Each coil is 500 turns 0,35mm enameled copper wire.

EDIT-1 I have measured the input usage. I'm not able to see how much current this motor use.
           My best estimate is that the current usage is less than 5mA at 9,27 Volt.

Groundloop.

Hi . I find your Gadget is VERY Interesting and your Craftsmanship is awesome to say the least .please Keep up the Great Work . You Current draw is right along the lines of a 48 volt fan Coil . I think this Circuit needs a little Tweaking to make her run at unity .  Thanks you for Posting its a nice Machine . Do you realize that those good desulfanators like the solargizer are 175.00 us .and Bedinies are 1100.00 +  and i know because i bought several years ago(Solargizers)  . they work ok for keeping a battery fresh  but not as good as a homemade one ..
Best Regards
Al

[Groundloop]

@gadgetmall,

Thank you for the nice words.

Yes, I'm planning to try out your serial capacitor method and see if I can get this circuit
to run at unity or at close to unity as possible. I already have tested the pick up coil
and the coil can easily put out 14 - 15 volt when the circuit runs solid state. (Without
a rotor installed.) Another test will be using a small 1,5 volt motor as a generator inside
the coils. The generator will have two Neos on the axle. Will be back soon with a report
on how that works out.

Thanks,
Groundloop.