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Hi All,
The whole area of alternative energies excite me greatly.
My biggest worry about getting started in my projects and experiments is that I have no electronics experience at all. My career and experience is in computers. However, I do have a good logical mind.
I would imagine that I will start of by building a Bedini SSG motor. I do have one question on this before I even start. I have heard somewhere that you get better recharging performance of your second battery if you use capacitors and pulse the power in. However, I very seldom see this in anyones designs. Is the capacitor theory correct?
I also plan to look into the area of magnetic shielding and permanent magnets similar to the John Ecklin motor.
I also want to look at U shaped electro magnets. My thoughts are that all of the motor designs I see that use pulsing electro magnets are inefficient as they only use one side the the magnet. If you use 2 rotar wheels with a gap in between them. One wheel say has N pole magnets and the other one with N pole magnets that are offset a few degrees back. With one pulse of the electromagnet you will repulse the N pole magnet on wheel 1, as per normal, but you will also attract the N pole magnet on wheel 2. An extra free bang for your buck.
Anyway, glad to be in the thick of things.
The whole area of alternative energies excite me greatly.
My biggest worry about getting started in my projects and experiments is that I have no electronics experience at all. My career and experience is in computers. However, I do have a good logical mind.
I would imagine that I will start of by building a Bedini SSG motor. I do have one question on this before I even start. I have heard somewhere that you get better recharging performance of your second battery if you use capacitors and pulse the power in. However, I very seldom see this in anyones designs. Is the capacitor theory correct?
I also plan to look into the area of magnetic shielding and permanent magnets similar to the John Ecklin motor.
I also want to look at U shaped electro magnets. My thoughts are that all of the motor designs I see that use pulsing electro magnets are inefficient as they only use one side the the magnet. If you use 2 rotar wheels with a gap in between them. One wheel say has N pole magnets and the other one with N pole magnets that are offset a few degrees back. With one pulse of the electromagnet you will repulse the N pole magnet on wheel 1, as per normal, but you will also attract the N pole magnet on wheel 2. An extra free bang for your buck.
Anyway, glad to be in the thick of things.