@ Dave, Duncan and all.
The first, Dave I took your advice and was totally surprised I say totally surprised because this absolutly blows my mind. Considering setup I have it was easy to add resistive loade on the battery. As I started turning resistance up nothing happened. Previously I never passed this point but continued and at certen point it all started pulsing. The motor speed increased and dropped, the amps increased and dropped and so on until it all stabilased at 2.1A something. My analogs are 2A max. The thing that I absolutely can't reconcile Is that recirculating power exactly balanced with consuming power of variable resistor to stay in constant run without pulsing.
Now perhaps some one out there like you Dave, Matt or Duncan or anyone ,could you please help me to understand why adding independent resistive loade on battery 3 would increase motor speed (now running at 5300 RPM ). On top of it why would this increase exactly balance with recirculating power. It is definitly interactiv but I just can't see it how. I had not run it for any duration of time to determin if it also keeps batteries neutral as my last test but if I were to continue my understanding of this point is essential. Anyway I am starting to work on the generator and would try to arrive with resistance of the coils to the same point as is variable resistive load of 11.2 ohms. This is area where again I could see stable runn. The potential difference is in 2.7 to 3 V. See attachment.
@ Duncan thank you on elaborate input it is greatly apprisiated. Your extensive resrch and expiriance is valuable asset. I am slowly going trough all shortcuts and like what I see. Thank you for contributing.
David.
The first, Dave I took your advice and was totally surprised I say totally surprised because this absolutly blows my mind. Considering setup I have it was easy to add resistive loade on the battery. As I started turning resistance up nothing happened. Previously I never passed this point but continued and at certen point it all started pulsing. The motor speed increased and dropped, the amps increased and dropped and so on until it all stabilased at 2.1A something. My analogs are 2A max. The thing that I absolutely can't reconcile Is that recirculating power exactly balanced with consuming power of variable resistor to stay in constant run without pulsing.
Now perhaps some one out there like you Dave, Matt or Duncan or anyone ,could you please help me to understand why adding independent resistive loade on battery 3 would increase motor speed (now running at 5300 RPM ). On top of it why would this increase exactly balance with recirculating power. It is definitly interactiv but I just can't see it how. I had not run it for any duration of time to determin if it also keeps batteries neutral as my last test but if I were to continue my understanding of this point is essential. Anyway I am starting to work on the generator and would try to arrive with resistance of the coils to the same point as is variable resistive load of 11.2 ohms. This is area where again I could see stable runn. The potential difference is in 2.7 to 3 V. See attachment.
@ Duncan thank you on elaborate input it is greatly apprisiated. Your extensive resrch and expiriance is valuable asset. I am slowly going trough all shortcuts and like what I see. Thank you for contributing.
David.
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