Originally posted by clarence
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Sure that will give you complete and total isolation, wouldn't it. Most folks
would be glad just to get a motor to run for free. If you run a
refrigerator like you did before, that would be excellent. I guess if
the power is available already and you can run 2000 watts of bulbs,
that would be considered super.
Of course the pumping action of the HF side is the dipole circuit so
skimming off a few HZ (60hz) shouldn't bother the Tesla coils.
Yes it does seem that quite a few inventors will resort to the commutator
make and break system due to it's abrupt actions. It is said that this
commutator action can create a node all by itself. The node we are
looking for in any system is that place where real power is harvested
while the dipole pump either requires 100x less or is totally unaffected.
I am using a scooter motor right now that is re-wound to Matt's spec's
and my motor runs and runs but the battery does not drop. That is
another subject. Try it and if it works I have some ideas to share.
My scooter motor has a commutator and the commutator has been
connected differently to make the motor run and send pulses at the
same time. Much can be done with commutators.
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