Electric Motor Secrets

[gmeast]

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Please guys, stay on topic. Those motors have nothing to do with Peters attraction motor concept.

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Anyway this is the patent number for his motor:
5,514,923

greg

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Newbie question about Peter's solenoid motor featured in the DVD ...

Hello.

I am learning so please excuse my ignorance.

Why are there four windings in the coil.

One is for power in.

One is to send the current caused from the collapsing magnetic field to charge a battery.

What are the other two used for please ?


Thanks.

[swa-plasma]

Lindemann Rotary Attraction Motor from AC Motor

Hi All,

After following this thread, I completed (modified) a 1 PH AC Motor to Rotary Attraction motor. Here is the video:

YouTube - Rotary attraction motor from AC motor

I'm still using the stator winding of the original motor and drive the spinning with a reed switch. May be caused of the small wire stator winding, the speed and torque of this motor is not satisfied.

Rev.

[anderson malki]

Electric Motor Secrets

By the use of this motor the pollution in the air can be stopped.I would use a small appliance motor I scrounged out of a vacuum or fan. Ten pounds is not that much just test out your gears or belts to be sure you don't over amp your motor. I would bet the motor from an old hand held drill or such would be small enough to hide well and strong enough to lift your ten pounds. Make sure you gear it down so the speed will not shoot anything into orbit when you open it.

[marchse]

Which is more advantageous Stepper or Shut motor.


Power Plant Development

[Tony James]

Electric Motor Secrets

That is awesome.

[tugarte]

interesting!

[Angelinabv]

HI,

Which one is best, both stepper or shut are sounds good to me

Power Plant Developers

[cyberXena]

Laminations

Hi CyberXena,
I have seen that Proto Laminations site before, and I always wondered what the cost will be for such an attraction motor. Please let us know how much they quote. As far as I understand it they make actual laminations dies that stamp out the shapes rather then laser or flow jets. So I really wonder how expensive this service is.
Please keep us updated!

Thanks,
Steven

Long time comming but other prorities got in the way.
They quoted me $1400 per core cut stacked and laser welded
with their special "tab" laser welder. Pricy but professional.

[RAMSET]

Some brand new info on how to make power for these motors

Aether Vortex Energy Converter (AVEC Device): Full Disclosure

Worth a look, the info is for you to do as you please!
on any forum you choose!
Chet

[Slovenia]

Very Interesting Great Find

Ramset,

That's a very interesting great find you have there. Thanks!!

Best Regards,
Slovenia

Some brand new info on how to make power for these motors

Aether Vortex Energy Converter (AVEC Device): Full Disclosure

Worth a look, the info is for you to do as you please!
on any forum you choose!
Chet

[Harvey]

Some brand new info on how to make power for these motors

Aether Vortex Energy Converter (AVEC Device): Full Disclosure

Worth a look, the info is for you to do as you please!
on any forum you choose!
Chet

Aether Vortex Energy Converter (AVEC Device): Full Disclosure

Has it really been around for over 2 years and no one has made any progress with it?

I don't know what the "original Spherics post" was but someone linked to this: Google Translated To English

[lamare]

Some brand new info on how to make power for these motors

Aether Vortex Energy Converter (AVEC Device): Full Disclosure

Worth a look, the info is for you to do as you please!
on any forum you choose!
Chet

Uploaded the whole thing here:
Bestandsoverzicht van /pdf/Aether%20Vortex%20Energy%20Converter/

Thanks!

[uusedman]

Eric,

The book you are looking for is Basic Electricity. Amazon.com has 6 copies in hardbound and 54 new and used copies in paper back. Here's the link:

Amazon.com: Basic Electricity: Complete Course, Volumes 1 Through 5: Books: Nooger & Neville Inc. Van Valkenburgh

Good luck,

Peter

Hi Peter,

Can I ask why you choose this book instead of hundred of other electricity books? FYI, I did buy.

Thanks

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Gist of Peter's video

Peter: Loved the video, learned a lot, spent about a week reading this entire thread from start to end. Here's a couple of points I got out of it that I'd like your opinion if I'm understanding them correctly.

- In the case of the "Cross" style rotor, To me it seems like you'd get most likely max torque/regen if you SHUTOFF the coil right at the perfect alignment point (i.e. rotor/stator perfectly in line) and turned it on at some point PRIOR to there assuming you have the inductance not too high where it limits your speed and efficiency) where the coil/stator does NOT saturate. i.e. Intuitively to me it means to tune your setup so you can turn on the coil when the rotor is just beginning to sweep across the stator, for max attraction and torque, it doesn't make a lot of sense to have to turn it on when it's far away, and if you do to be able to get to decent core saturation, you have too much inductance, or too "slow" or a stator material.

- You need to be aware of the inductance of your stator winding, and the permeability or "magnetic speed" of your stator/rotor material, which will determine max speed, torque charactoristics and required timing, the faster you can charge/discharge the coils the better the speed/torque and regen ability (and overall COP) should be.

Would it be advantageous to use a supercap (1-10 Farad) cap for the "dump site" (to dump the energy from the coil on field collapse), such that it can be reused immediately on the input? Caps are much better at taking huge amounts of energy in/out in short duration, unlike a battery, which I'd think would be more likely to turn that into heat, or boiled electrolyte, more than used completely effectively.

I'm not too interested in charging batteries, but if I can take a motor that puts out X HP at Y RPM and draws Z amps, and do some work and change its configuration, and get it to generate X HP at Y RPM, for 1/5th Z AMPS, then that's a "Good Thing", esp if it doesn't involve having to charge a battery or some other complication...


Thoughts?, Am I way off base?


thanks
-- David