Hello All,
I'm new to this forum and I'm looking for input for my motor project. I call it the P-Motor. I have plenty of ideas and I'm looking for your ideas too.
Current status of the motor project can be found on my youtube page. mnsman1's Channel - YouTube
What would you do if you had this motor?
What do you think of my proposed experiments?
If you find merit in the project are you interested in collaboration?
You can build one too. The hard part is wrapping your pancake coils. As far as builds go the rest will be relatively easy for experienced builders. Everything is described to the best of my ability. OPEN SOURCE
Latest update 12/14/11:
Project update and decibel measurement.
P-Motor update and decibel test 120db 12-14-11 - YouTube
A short animation and description of my proposed experiment:
P-Motor experiment description and animation - YouTube
Call out-Update-Ideas
P-Motor RU Curious or Serious? 12-9-11 - YouTube
76,000 rpm demonstrated:
P-Motor test run 12-7 and 12-8-11 part 2 of 3 - YouTube @ approx. 11:40 into vid
I need help with properly measuring it's HP, torque, efficiency etc.
Kill A Watt measurements:
Power supply idle 0V = 14.7W
Power supply idle 6V = 15.7W
Power supply loaded 27.2V 1.94A = 128W
Current Maximum values:
rpm 76,423rpm
Storage Capacitor 220.4Vdc and climbing (350Vdc and climbing another test)
RMS Amp meter 2.26A
Power supply amp meter 1.94A
Power supply Volt meter 27.2V
Peak AC signal +73V
Kill A Watt 128W
It's a work in progress. I do need help. Currently I'm experiencing some anomalous effects with my power supply and o-scope. It just started happening and I'm not quite sure what to make of it. Is the energy feeding back to the supply? The numbers go bonkers on the displays. Even on the side of the supply I'm not using. My solar powered calculator was wigging out too. Equipment failure?
EDIT: Added diode in series from power supply + to circuit. This is apparently blocking the feedback now. Power supply display no longer goes crazy. Will test without diode with battery as power source. Radiant energy back feed to battery = good. Right??
Help wanted:
-Out of the box thinkers;
-Micro controller programmer;
-Tesla high voltage resonant circuit specialist;
-Ideas for energy harvesting acoustical and heat energy;
-bearing specialist;
-Someone who can assist in determining current efficiency etc.
What would you do? Beside duck and cover.
Jim
I'm new to this forum and I'm looking for input for my motor project. I call it the P-Motor. I have plenty of ideas and I'm looking for your ideas too.
Current status of the motor project can be found on my youtube page. mnsman1's Channel - YouTube
What would you do if you had this motor?
What do you think of my proposed experiments?
If you find merit in the project are you interested in collaboration?
You can build one too. The hard part is wrapping your pancake coils. As far as builds go the rest will be relatively easy for experienced builders. Everything is described to the best of my ability. OPEN SOURCE
Latest update 12/14/11:
Project update and decibel measurement.
P-Motor update and decibel test 120db 12-14-11 - YouTube
A short animation and description of my proposed experiment:
P-Motor experiment description and animation - YouTube
Call out-Update-Ideas
P-Motor RU Curious or Serious? 12-9-11 - YouTube
76,000 rpm demonstrated:
P-Motor test run 12-7 and 12-8-11 part 2 of 3 - YouTube @ approx. 11:40 into vid
I need help with properly measuring it's HP, torque, efficiency etc.
Kill A Watt measurements:
Power supply idle 0V = 14.7W
Power supply idle 6V = 15.7W
Power supply loaded 27.2V 1.94A = 128W
Current Maximum values:
rpm 76,423rpm
Storage Capacitor 220.4Vdc and climbing (350Vdc and climbing another test)
RMS Amp meter 2.26A
Power supply amp meter 1.94A
Power supply Volt meter 27.2V
Peak AC signal +73V
Kill A Watt 128W
It's a work in progress. I do need help. Currently I'm experiencing some anomalous effects with my power supply and o-scope. It just started happening and I'm not quite sure what to make of it. Is the energy feeding back to the supply? The numbers go bonkers on the displays. Even on the side of the supply I'm not using. My solar powered calculator was wigging out too. Equipment failure?
EDIT: Added diode in series from power supply + to circuit. This is apparently blocking the feedback now. Power supply display no longer goes crazy. Will test without diode with battery as power source. Radiant energy back feed to battery = good. Right??
Help wanted:
-Out of the box thinkers;
-Micro controller programmer;
-Tesla high voltage resonant circuit specialist;
-Ideas for energy harvesting acoustical and heat energy;
-bearing specialist;
-Someone who can assist in determining current efficiency etc.
What would you do? Beside duck and cover.
Jim
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