Hilden-Brand Magnet Motor

[hartiberlin]

Hi Rob,
nice ideas !
How did you calculate the input power to switch ?

Could you also please show the output coils ?
Many thanks for your simulations.

[Light]

Thank you guys.
Yes, Nali, I've tried coil without magnet (but solid core instead) and did not notice any difference. But it's hard to say exactly without proper measurements (just used rpm compare).
Looking at Jack's pictures I believe his rotor works against solid block of stator (like on the picture below). Yes it runs. But I found, that in this setup ('magnet gate', like SMOT but with magnet) it runs much faster.

Now I'm trying to switch polarity  to reverse field right after 'dead spot' (in the middle of the 'stator'),  to get another pulse at the same spot (seems it's became just a pulse motor, not a Valve, but for me it seems more efficient). I already tried this with magnet (Valve) and completely destroyed pretty powerful magnet (field of steel bushing worked against field of magnet and demagnetised it).

Still interested in Liberty's thought about solid state arrangement of this model (I think if Jack patented his idea there's nothing wrong if we will discuss some other possibilities).

Thank you, hartiberlin ,
But as you can see it's a little different setup, I think.
Will keep in picture if find some improvements.
(still can't open even my own postings, work just by 'reply' mode; something wrong with my comp I guess...not sure if pictures come through, sorry if so).

[sarmasio]

Here is my  idea for a static generator using Jack's valve.

The input is the 110 V 60 Hz  AC line current (easy to measure the power)
the output is also easy to measure.

Thanks,

Adalbert.

[hartiberlin]

@Light,
yes,your pic came through , but maybe you can tell us more about your setup.
Where is the magnet and what are the black quaders ? Are these the iron cores ?
Do you have inside the blue coils an iron cylinder where a Neodym magnet
resides ? What exactly kind of magnet ?
How big and how strong and how much voltage and current do you need to switch it
on ?

How did you manage to demagnetize it ? At which voltage and which current levels ?
How many windings do your coils have ?

Maybe try a different browser, IE 6.x SP1 works for me.
Many thanks.

[hartiberlin]

@sarmasio,
Very good idea Albert,
what is the center output core ? Just iron or
something else ?

It would be interesting to see, if this way also the added flux of the
2 valve permanent magnets would help to reduce the lenz law effect, so
how much drag back onto the 2 valve coils would be there ?

Maybe user Light could just test this with just one valve and one
output coil as he already has all the components ready to go ?

Many thanks !