Speaker Wire Pulse Motor.ASF

[buddybill65]

Great video once again! I love your work because it is so clean and easy to understand. I was wondering if you could tell me how to modify this circuit in a way that there would only be Back E.M.F. when the pulse motor was running. Thank you for your time.

[Lidmotor]

@buddybill65 -----This circuit is really a Joule Thief type which self-oscillates. If you converted it to a regular Bedini SSG circuit and kept the base resistance low, then the circuit would not self oscillate and you would only get the "back spike" when the motor ran. Google "Bedini SSG circuit" to find a diagram.

[buddybill65]

@Lidmotor Thank you for the information this really helps. I do have another question about the circuit in the video though. where exactly does the ' lights of america ' bulb attach? Is one end on the diode where it says BEMF and the other end to the other side of the neon bulb? Thanks for your time.

[Lidmotor]

@buddybill65 ------Yes that will work.

[MrCletushowell]

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[MrCletushowell]

Sir this motor is a photon motor let me help you change your power to a all frequency antenna then seperate the power using salt it blocks the negative ions

Then put your negative wire in water as it blocks posotive ions and should go back to another antenna I grounded mine but it erases computers

As the photon energy is endless amps figure out how to pulse a starter then we have instant free travel as it should never get hot because the power is pure

[jackscholze]

Lidmotor, Another excellent video with a clear presentation and instructions on how to make it, complete with schematic diagram. I'm going to try it with several bifilar Rodin type coils, and probably each one will resonate at different frequencies.

I'll let you know which one gives the best performance/min current.

Aloha

[Lidmotor]

@jackscholze ---Thanks Jack. I got so frustrated with the Nathan Stubblefield coil project I just had to stop and do something else. The motor design here is very inefficient but fun. Watch my next video and it gets more interesting.

[morpher44]

Very cool. Idea: Orient the coil so as to spin a blender propeller. Sit this in water and create a Tesla fountain / pump. With the propeller, you should be able to create a vortex to move the water level UP such that it spill over for a fountain like Tesla did in his patent. A low power water pump / fountain!!!

[Lidmotor]

@morpher44 --Thanks. Lots of interesting ideas for this.

[mrBr00k5]

That little guy is really moving! Good job Lidmotor!

[Lidmotor]

@mrBr00k5 -----Thanks. Noisy little thing. A proper setup with really good bearings and it would really scream.

[llewgnal]

Looks like one could use aluminum wire and wind a smaller coil, and maybe build a littl powered airplane, if you could keep the weight down. Alot of power there.

Gary

[rroge5]

how much money was that spindle of wire? here in australia u cant get nothing like that from a store lol. :\

[gushhnet]

@rroge5 If it's got "Radioshack" in it, you can safely assume it wasn't cheap at all. You could check for motor rewinding shops and similar places, they ought to stock it.

[Lidmotor]

@gushhnet -----It was only $5 for that small roll but you are right most of the stuff they sell is over priced. The advantage for me is that the stores are close and I can get stuff I need NOW. Many things I not have to order and wait for the mail or drive 40 miles to a real electronics store to get. That wire is a very common item. It is called audio speaker hook-up wire.

[Lidmotor]

@rroge5 ----One of the reasons I did this was because the roll of wire only costs $5. Look for really cheap audio speaker hook-up wire. It is usually clear and multi strand core but this stuff was soild core. You may have to buy it in a loose coil rather than on a spool. I think that ANY two conductor small gauge wire would work. Other guys are using twisted hook-up wire but I could not find it at a low cost.

[rroge5]

@Lidmotor im thinking about using the aiming coils out of a television to make a brushless motor (like the bedini). the one ive got has it nicely connected with 3 terminals (coils connected with the right phase for it. this would be good for a joule theif.

these coils are achually designed to forcefuly move a electron beam ;P so i recon it would work for magnet rotors too.

[rroge5]

@rroge5 i gues thats confusing cuase normally theres only 4 terminals but this one has 5 terminals. and then you have a nig big spare coil to collect wasted energy off ^.^ at twice the voltage i thnk.

[Lidmotor]

@rroge5----- I don't know if that would work or not . I am not familar with how those coils are wound.

[jonnydavro]

Nicely Done Lidmotor.Winding coils is probably the most confusing thing for someone thinking of building a motor and if they can use an off the shelf roll of wire it may bring more experimenters into this fascinating hobby.Jonny

[Lidmotor]

@jonnydavro -----I remember when I wanted to build a Bedini SSG so bad and almost didn't because of the bifilar coil build looked hard and time consuming. This way at least you can get something running quickly and go from there. It is an easy way to start the hobby like you said.

[Americankettler]

Still pretty amazing for just a spool of speaker wire like you said. Kind of a poor man's set up for anyone that doesn't want to go through the task of winding a Bifilar Coil. I'm impressed :)

Dave

[Lidmotor]

@Americankettler ----This is not a very efficient way to do this but it worked.

[marthale7]

Hi, I have done this with solid state, it is part of my Jetjis circuit. I also made a pulse motor in my older video, did with 18 gauge wire. works like a champ. can't run this with the wife around ;-)

[Lidmotor]

@marthale7 -----I have seen this done by other people and always wanted to try it. The coil cost $5 at the Shack so it was an inexpensive project.