Mechanical Magnetic Torque Amplifier

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Position of diode; On the right very light. The diode cathode connects between the common pair and coil electrode connection, and anode to the NO positive pin. A second diode connects the same way on the other side:

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Here you see the two power taps in the cross wires. NC to negative and NO to positive.

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BEMF current.

Collecting the reverse current helps speed the oscillator up. I think only one diode may be needed. With one diode alone the kickback is awesome. I believe it must be returning %100 of the IK and BEMF from both pulses. It's really hot. Nice size jumping blue flyback spark. I need to get it on a scope. One thing for sure, it's definitely a "Flyback Booster" design. I'm waiting on an order of super capacitors from China. There's a chance this newly improved model may self run. I interspersed the Neo discs with steel hex nuts to lengthen the piston and it has added force to the motor. The setup allows me to position the tubes with screw collars so there' a space between the tubes in the middle; The tubes are held together by an elastic band and pressed up against the coil face by the screw collars for peak rev up. This way I can narrow or widen the distance between the switch contacts with small adjustments of the screw collars. It's running very strong, dependable and self starting. This design is a "State of the Art" leader.

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Here's a short video showing the "Self Starting" feature:

https://youtu.be/8ujLT6uvEkc

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The contacts in the limit switch act as the contacts in the reed switch. The schematic is nearly identical to the oscillator wiring. Igor's BEMF is A.C. and his reversed biased LED acts as a half wave rectifier. He's nearly over unity with under 1/2 the BEMF sent back to the battery as the "H" bridge monopole can deliver.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWvI7T7h3tk

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This monopole spinner would deliver the same D.C. flyback as the "H" bridge wired like Igor's Reed switch Spinner 2. Connecting the cathode of a silicon diode to the top of the coil and the anode to the positive pole of the battery would return twice the BEMF to the battery as Igor's bipolar Neo sphere spinner does. This one's a flyback goldmine and the basis for many of John Bedini's designs and patents.

The difference is; we're pulsing the magnets inside the core of the output coil. This collects additional power through "Quantum Induction" from the magnets.

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Bedini monopole

The Bedini Monopole Oscillator employs a wheel with magnets attached with the same pole out. That leaves dead space between the magnets the "H" bridge cuts out.

The "H" bridge magnets are alway positioned inside the coil core, not separated from the coil by a distance on the rotor circumference.

The rotor with interspersed magnets only delivers a fraction of the Webers to the output coil the "H" bridge oscillator oscillator does in a specific time frame.

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Adam's kick

The double reverse synchronization.


The oscillator can catch an extra kick from the power stroke when the pole reversal of the Inductive kickback couples with the "H" bridge reversal. The Adam's motor can be tuned to work this way and when the piston magnets are positioned correctly the forces couple to deliver more power.

That makes a second major efficiency dividend for the Oscillator. Combined D.C. diode transferred BEMF output, and twin Adams kick, not opposed serially like the Adams motor but coupled in parallel.

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https://www.ronnieshardware.com/prod...g-028905703017

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The threaded base of this fixture has an ID that allows the SPDT limit switch to fit tightly inside; Also it has the threaded bushings for the screw threaded tube for fine tuning. It takes two of these:

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The switch I'm using is the moduler 4 pin in the center that snaps out of the case: This will snug fit perfectly into the screw tube of the toilet fixture.

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Microwave oven door switch

Quick and dirty "H" bridge.

Coil ends would connect to the common pins of each of two switches. The NO and NC pins should connect to their matching pins on the other switch by wires with stripped sections in the middle for the power: Negative to NC and positive to NO.

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Reverse direction

I noticed the monopole driver will move in the wrong direction from the same pulse if it's offset inside the coil core. The "Adams" kick needs to be looked at on an oscilloscope to see what's really going on and how best to synchronize these magnetic field shifts.

Running the "H" bridge monopole in Adams resonace and looping the flyback should deliver an OU COP. Timing the backspike to add power amounts to "Lenz Propulsion".