Flux density altering/No lentz/Low cog generator

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi folks, thanks for replies. You know one of the gifts of life is you are given a choice to believe whatever you wish, even if reality is contrary to ones beliefs, however it is my opinion that each individuated soul finds it's own truth.
capt.hook: you may think whatever you wish, until you yourself build something for real you'll never know, all i can tell you is i have built other units that generated multiple amps and above 10 watts and still input amps did not change when loading generator coils. As for the spin down tests, removing the bolts would skew the tests results because of windage so not a good idea, also input amps only rise slightly when magnets are on the device compared to not on the device, hence very low cogging and with better core materials would be lower.
Hi Peter, I don't know what to say about the voltage aspect, maybe if you can relate some of your own hands on tests, that would help.

[petersone]

Hi Sky
The voltage thing,all I am saying is,as far as I know,if generate 10v@1amp=10w
but there will be no more drag if you can generate 100v@1a=100w.I think.
If you have found a way to generate with out Lenz you are bound to get OU!!
I think!!
peter

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi Peter, well in this design and the other flux gate designs it would not matter what the ratios are to get 10 watts or 100 watts or 1000 watts as long as the mechanisms causing lentz to be a non-issue are adhered to. Perpetia i have replicated, and it works as Thane has shown, whatever the function, it's just that i wanted much lower cogging and no-lentz from the first rpm onwards so the idea I'm showing seems to work well. Granted power output is not very high yet but the potential is there. 

[petersone]

Hi Sky
Yes the Perpetia is an interesting one,if the delayed current is pushing the mag. away,but that only happens above a curtain hz.
What about iron losses in your setup?
peter

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi Peter, I would imagine since I'm using steel bolts for now, it would probably have the same type of losses as normal generators, although different materials or laminates would help that. I was testing different things today like if more ferro material in the rotor pieces yields greater voltage in the coils and it does but probably only to a limit based on permanent magnets strength and saturation. Also It seems the current generated starts at almost no rpm at ramps up to almost the max current for the given coils with very little rpm. I lit a couple of leds to almost full brightness on the 2 coils while barely turning the rotor by hand maybe 100 rpm.
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