Junkyard electricity

[Pot head]

The photos are before rectification has occurred.
Just plain old alternating current?
What do you men see happening across the middle coil?
The rotor is as much centered as possible by hand/eye.
The middle of the rotor is nsnsns....
The top row is nnnnnnn...
The bottom row is sssssss.....
The photos reflect this arrangement of
pyramid stacking of magnets.
Red magnets are south.
Black magnets are north.

[Pot head]

New Magnet Order

Photo of the drawing of the rotor magnet arrangement.

[BroMikey]

So how many coils? Does 1 core cover all the magnets top to bottom
or will there be many many coils, one for each row? The shrink job is
nice.

Looks like your gaps will be 3/16" using this method which is fine.
Some motors run 100-300 rpm's like a Bedini pulse motor. Or are
you going to run 3600 rpm's?

With those magnets you have and they look like strong ones you'll be
able to pass some flux to cores. Any ideas on winding up a coil?

[Pot head]

So how many coils?three Does 1 core cover all the magnets top to bottomthe center magnets go over the center of the coils and the top magnets energize the above area center of coil and the bottom magnets energize the bottom portion of the coils, hence the scope screen shots of ac with positive pulsed ac and negative pulsed ac.
or will there be many many coils, one for each row? The shrink job is
nice. Thin Q

Looks like your gaps will be 3/16" using this method which is fine.
Some motors run 100-300 rpm's like a Bedini pulse motor. Or are
you going to run 3600 rpm's?I just let it run until it explodes.Then I cuss about it and watch porn.

With those magnets you have and they look like strong ones you'll be
able to pass some flux to cores. Any ideas on winding up a coil?

I was thinking about ordering some for the size of the rotor as is the alternator circuit, but I am going to build a new design.

The reason I built this cluster of crappe was to wait for my coils and such to come in the mail.
I took broken used stuff from past builds to assemble an sg Bedini to keep busy and just surround the rotor with coils I found and another I wrapped freehand to demonstrate concepts to onlookers how it doesn’t have to be perfect or expensive to make a battery charger.
This was an opportunity to show a different magnet arrangement for its output on the scope and the energies from different coils.
It is open for learning and teaching with beginners and experienced members or guests.

[Pot head]

Of the two scope shots of the clean version,
the shorter spikes are the result of the coil area
that is getting magnetic flux in the opposite
direction from the longer spikes.
In that area of exposure the wires are wrapped
in the opposite way to correctly induce electromotive force efficiently.

[Pot head]

Coil photos

Just a few foe toes to gain more perspective of the magnets across the coils.

[BroMikey]

Hard to see foe toes, is that a 1/4" gap? Getting any readings?

[Pot head]

The gap? I really don’t know but about that maybe a little smaller.

[Pot head]

Little Spring

I have not seen or heard DadHav talk about the housing
or other components associated with this type of rotor.
There is a flat, thin washer type spring that
goes in the top before the top bearings.
It is a necessary component for proper operation.
When the top and bottom bearings run,
the tiny space the spring supplies is critical
for smoooooth running and sound suppression.
Top view


Bottom view

[Pot head]

Hard to see foe toes, is that a 1/4" gap? Getting any readings?

Hey Brother, the actual gaps are between one having 1/32 inch gap to another having a 3/32 inch gap. The photos are showing a few thin sheets of paperboard that are 1/32 inch thick.

[Pot head]

Spring time

Some greasy photos for your greasy minds!

[BroMikey]

Get that grease off now!!! Infowars is MOSAD funded.

1/32 gap at the corner of the magnet yes and 3/16" in the center.
Nice try.

[Pot head]

Get that grease off now!!! Infowars is viewer supported 😊

1/32 gap at the corner of the magnet yes and 3/16" in the center.
Nice try.

I believe I measured it in English.

[Pot head]

so how many coils? Does 1 core cover all the magnets top to bottom
or will there be many many coils, one for each row? The shrink job is
nice.

Looks like your gaps will be 3/16" using this method which is fine.
Some motors run 100-300 rpm's like a bedini pulse motor. Or are
you going to run 3600 rpm's?

With those magnets you have and they look like strong ones
the magnets were taken out of walmartian frig frogs.you'll be
able to pass some flux to cores. Any ideas on winding up a coil?

Gomez Addams here!

[Pot head]

I don’t know now if it’s 36 or more magnets,
I’ll have to recount.
No hanging chads to interfere with this election of freedom.