Energizer Coil Advice

[dmann]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ynwMFoq2no

I started this build in hopes to create an OU device using the window motor with an attached energizer. Obviously I need to include a flywheel. I am looking on some advice for the energizer coils. I believe I am going to start with 10 strands of 30awg in series per coil and see where that goes. I would be grateful for any guidance here.

This has also been posted to Energyscienceforum under Bedini window motor.

Thanks
Doug Mann

[wrtner]

I started this build in hopes to replication the 1984 device.

The 1984 device is quite different:
Radiant-Powered

and here:
http://www.energeticforum.com/john-b...ka-watson.html

[dmann]

Yes...Substituted the window for DC

[wrtner]

Yes...Substituted the window for DC

It might be better to stick to the original and get it to work as predicted before introducing a major change.

[dmann]

If I need more torque I will throw a couple of additional parallel windings on it. I don't have a DC motor laying around right now. I do like the open design of the window motor as it allows me to easily see where the magnets are in relation to the commutator.

[dmann]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1GU9Z9C9lA

In this video I am experimenting with the recovery of radiant energy. I am using a commutator on the bike wheel to discharge the capacitors back to the run battery when it is off. I look forward to doing a longer test. I am still yet to try any energizer coils.

[dmann]

So far, without the capacitor discharge circuit hooked up, I have 15 hours of run time on the lawn & garden battery with no apparent loss or gain of voltage. That is with just running the window motor with the commutator and no electronic circuit.

[dmann]

3rd window motor build

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIuZmC5SNc4

This is my next window motor. It has two 19awg wire in series running the motor. The rotor is six poles in the NSNS arrangement. It is only getting pulsed once per revolution in the video. You will also see that there is an energizer built on to it. It has twelve half inch neo's on the rotor. It has six coils with 400T of 23awg. The energizer is not hooked up yet.

Enjoy,
DMann

[dmann]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6K-dDRazhU

This is the 3rd video of this motor. I have the energizer hooked up in this video feeding back to the run battery. Pulsing is through a commutator.