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A.C. synchronous induction auxilliary power coil.
Gadgetmalls 8 year old video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LczzeeyfFoA
This is a simple idea for doubling power from a reed switch pulse motor with a diametric magnet spinner. Firstly, the power coil would need a ferrite core that extended past the end of the coil form to attach a piggy back coil to like Gadgetmall's. The inductive output of the seconday coil would be A.C.
Rather then run the output through a bridge rectifier into a capacitor to charge the run battery, why not power a second coil to propel the two pole rotor with the A.C. synchronous signal?
Neatpete45 demonstrates several important features: One; Collecting flyback kills induction. Two; Generating power from the pulse coil with an output coil through "Core Induction" eliminates the Lenz drag that would result from drawing power directly from the magnet rotor.
This D.C. Reed switch ferrite core pulse motor coil would have a hybrid A.C. synchronous secondary power coil to help propel the rotor, energized by a Lenz free "piggyback" induction output coil on the rear of it's extended core.
Gadgetmalls 8 year old video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LczzeeyfFoA
This is a simple idea for doubling power from a reed switch pulse motor with a diametric magnet spinner. Firstly, the power coil would need a ferrite core that extended past the end of the coil form to attach a piggy back coil to like Gadgetmall's. The inductive output of the seconday coil would be A.C.
Rather then run the output through a bridge rectifier into a capacitor to charge the run battery, why not power a second coil to propel the two pole rotor with the A.C. synchronous signal?
Neatpete45 demonstrates several important features: One; Collecting flyback kills induction. Two; Generating power from the pulse coil with an output coil through "Core Induction" eliminates the Lenz drag that would result from drawing power directly from the magnet rotor.
This D.C. Reed switch ferrite core pulse motor coil would have a hybrid A.C. synchronous secondary power coil to help propel the rotor, energized by a Lenz free "piggyback" induction output coil on the rear of it's extended core.
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