Shorting generator-coils

[elias]

Hello

I have been able to charge 330uF capacitors up to 250 volts in less than 3 or 4 seconds, by using this method, I use a hall switch to do this. I have thought that this may be a way to extract drag-less energy from the generator coils, but I have not yet completed my experiments.

Elias

[nilrehob]

SSG-mod

I made a modification to the SSG this morning as in the schematics below.

While I couldn't get my particular setup to work with the additional coil on the same core as the other two
(as a trifiler, i guess the timing wouldn't agree),
it did work well when the new coil was on its own.

The setup was very rude so it was hard to trim,
but the charging battery got much higher voltage
and the running battery a bit lower.
If there was a total gain i couldn't tell.

/Hob

[peper10]

Hi nilrehob!

May i suggest something??
I think it's gonna work..
Does your secound coil is timed with (or aligned) with your pulsed coil??
If it's timed just put a jumper from the base of your pulsed coil and shorted
the second coil with another 2n3055...
If you dont see what i'm talking about i can make a schematic..

Just a taugh!!

Alain D

[nilrehob]

If you dont see what i'm talking about i can make a schematic..

Yes, a schematic would be good, to avoid any misunderstanding.

/Hob

[gotoluc]

Hi Hob,

most excellent experiments, topic and video demo ... top notch my friend.

I would suggest to install a dc motor to your magnet wheel this way you can get consistency and much extra data like monitoring the amp draw of the motor will tell you if shorting the coil is creating more or less work for the motor.

If it's less then you have good reason to be happy ... if it draws more then try to see of you can find a spot that is more advantageous and still getting the boost.

Let me know if I can help, since this is right up my alley.

Thanks for sharing

Luc

[peper10]

Hard Time with graph!!

Yes, a schematic would be good, to avoid any misunderstanding.

/Hob

ssg-mod-3.PNG
Hi Hob!!
I finally made a schematic from yours...
Where i mark L2 and L1 is just to make them mark as different coils...
So lets say that L2 is aligned on one magnet L1 is also aligned on another magnet...

As the L2 coil fired the pulse at the same time it shorted L1...

Not verry hard to understand is it??

If you have other question i'll tried to make a vid.
My regards

Alain D

[nilrehob]

Hi Hob,

most excellent experiments, topic and video demo ... top notch my friend.

I would suggest to install a dc motor to your magnet wheel this way you can get consistency and much extra data like monitoring the amp draw of the motor will tell you if shorting the coil is creating more or less work for the motor.

If it's less then you have good reason to be happy ... if it draws more then try to see of you can find a spot that is more advantageous and still getting the boost.

Let me know if I can help, since this is right up my alley.

Thanks for sharing

Luc

Then you might be interested in Newmans commutator at page 5:
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Newman2.pdf

Many i have seen who claim the have made i Newman-motor, but i still haven't seen anyone implementing his commutator which, if i interpret his text correctly, not only pulse his coil many short times where others only pulse it once, but also shortens the coil after each pulse.

/Hob

[nilrehob]

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Hi Hob!!
I finally made a schematic from yours...
Where i mark L2 and L1 is just to make them mark as different coils...
So lets say that L2 is aligned on one magnet L1 is also aligned on another magnet...

As the L2 coil fired the pulse at the same time it shorted L1...

Not verry hard to understand is it??

If you have other question i'll tried to make a vid.
My regards

Alain D

Thanks!

I'm not sure it will work though, the base of the second transistor will be floating in respect to its emitter. If i'm correct, for a transistor to go on there has to be a current going into base and out from emitter and back around again in a closed loop. Or are you trying to do an Avramenko-plug kind of thing? That would be cool. But I don't understand what would be the improvement as my circuit actually did work, i just didn't put any effort in tuning it or anything. Please explain.

/Hob

[Matthew Jones]

Spacing your magnets at an appropriate distance will give you higher yield. The space in between the magnets gets charge from the curled field heading to the opposite pole. This charge is also not associated with any drag.

(See attached image)
A. The correct spacing.
B. To close
C. To far.

Matt

[gotoluc]

Hi everyone,

I just tested this also and found the same effect as Hob has but the difference in my setup is I have a motor turning the magnets so I can monitor the current draw to see if more work has to go in when the coil is shorted.

Unfortunately even at the most ideal switching position it drew more current. So you have an increase in output but at a cost of more work needed to turn the magnets.

It is an interesting effect and I think it deserves more study. Who knows what would happen at higher RPM and coil length, as I have worked and experimented with Thane Heins on his Perepiteia generator which needs a certain coil length at a certain magnet frequency for the effect to occur.

Thanks Hob for sharing your findings.

Luc

[nilrehob]

Spacing your magnets at an appropriate distance will give you higher yield. The space in between the magnets gets charge from the curled field heading to the opposite pole. This charge is also not associated with any drag.

(See attached image)
A. The correct spacing.
B. To close
C. To far.

Matt

I tried N-S-N-S without spacing at all in another experiment using std ssg-circuit if i remember correctly.
The coil covered N-S and a half N.
High speed and charge but also high input unfortunately, but i didn't have time to tune it until another idea entered my head.
Lots of ideas, less time it seems.
Rather confusing actually

/Hob

[nilrehob]

Hi everyone,

I just tested this also and found the same effect as Hob has but the difference in my setup is I have a motor turning the magnets so I can monitor the current draw to see if more work has to go in when the coil is shorted.

Unfortunately even at the most ideal switching position it drew more current. So you have an increase in output but at a cost of more work needed to turn the magnets.

Yes, so it seems, not sure if there even is a net gain.
Anyway, shorting generator coils a cool thing to do if rotation is slow, like a river-generator or something.

It is an interesting effect and I think it deserves more study. Who knows what would happen at higher RPM and coil length, as I have worked and experimented with Thane Heins on his Perepiteia generator which needs a certain coil length at a certain magnet frequency for the effect to occur.

Thanks Hob for sharing your findings.

Luc

I didn't know about Heins coils and magnets.
Do you have any writing on Heins work to share?

/Hob

[cody]

Thane Heins is sitting on a golden egg. Although it dosnt involve shorting the coils, i believe that the principle could be used for shorter length coils with the shorting technique, i think you just have to get the pulse frequency up above that impedance point and getting the switching in the right spot(probably a little before and after tdc) But you probably will not get the HV spikes with that technique, its got a different nature to it.

[Matthew Jones]

I tried N-S-N-S without spacing at all in another experiment using std ssg-circuit if i remember correctly.
The coil covered N-S and a half N.

The reason for the high draw is due to the fact that you used a magnet in the middle. You don't need one you just need the correct spacing.
Generally if the magnet is 1 inch my core will be 1 inch and the magnets will be spaced 1.5 inch. I drive both sides of the coils. Magnets are NEO's usually

Its just little trick for just a little extra AC power. Nothing written in stone. But it turns out potential.

Unfortunately even at the most ideal switching position it drew more current. So you have an increase in output but at a cost of more work needed to turn the magnets.

Catch the current going through the motor instead of grounding it.

Matt

[gotoluc]

I didn't know about Heins coils and magnets.
Do you have any writing on Heins work to share?

/Hob

Hi Hob,

here's the link to to the OU forum topic, you can read till you drop : Thane Heins Perepiteia.

Thane Heins is sitting on a golden egg. Although it dosnt involve shorting the coils,

cody,

what do you mean he does not short his coils this is how he first found the effect and it is still exactly what he does, however he does not need any specific timing, he just shorts the coils (which are very long windings) and the prime mover will start to accelerate like if there was no drag on the magnets from the steel cores.

To extract power he used a transformer that the primary has next to no resistance (short) and uses the power from the secondary.


Luc