The fan motor is up and running with a 12V battery in parallel
with the recovery capacitor, and the run coil emitter leading to
the transistor hooked to a 1a 1kv rectifier going back to the
same capacitor for collecting bEMF.
Magnetism in a coil is equal to magnetism in a magnet. The difference
is coils limit energy by transducing current into heat. When the
source of energy is reactive power, less is consumed from the source.
Harnessing reactive power into a motor coil when removing the supply
should then turn the rotor without loading the system to nearly the
same extent.
Video: [ Fan Motor Generator ]
with the recovery capacitor, and the run coil emitter leading to
the transistor hooked to a 1a 1kv rectifier going back to the
same capacitor for collecting bEMF.
Magnetism in a coil is equal to magnetism in a magnet. The difference
is coils limit energy by transducing current into heat. When the
source of energy is reactive power, less is consumed from the source.
Harnessing reactive power into a motor coil when removing the supply
should then turn the rotor without loading the system to nearly the
same extent.
Video: [ Fan Motor Generator ]

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