On 2/17/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is clearly the "Smoking Gun" ***UNLESS*** Mike is being deceitful. Only time will tell which is the case.
I hope you are right. Here is the post to which I referred: "Here are some help tips from Mike( User HMM) Yes 6 magnets on rotor n-s-n-s-n-s. The key to (over)unity is to time switch 1 correctly this can be done a number of ways. I will help you with all of this but first you must get your motor to run. Follow the first circuit I posted remember to wind the stator with two or more wires bifiler will work fine I use trifiler. Good Luck The value of the cap is not critical I use 47000uf computer cap although any large electrolytic cap should do. the stator is one coil bifiler wound then split evenly where the shaft goes through. follow the first cct and yes trigger is smaller wire. The hall effect transistor is to activate sw1 I use a solid state relay for sw1. wind as much turns as possible try to get above 46 ohm. the main winding on my motor is 46 ohms so 40-60 ohms sorry about that cheers Mike in the video the motor was powered by capicitance only. no battery. Trifiler wound If you add a load the motor will slowly come to a stop. cheers Mike Yes feedback, and play with sw1 timing **I must tell you I use the third winding on my stator coil as a generator winding to charge the cap up from 0v, then when the transistors begin to pulse the back emf through sw1 brings the voltage on the cap even higher till it levels and the motor is then runing at unity (this is just what I think is hapening and I could be missing somthing here) OK Mike @Marco I don't Know how long the motor can run for, but I always stop it after a few hours or so. I am scared to leave it running unattended (a fire or explosion would not be good)the running voltage is higher when I give it a big spin by hand. so far every time I ran it the voltage has always leveled off some where bellow 12v or so my cap is good up to 25v "
