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Test Bench 3, separate trigger-coil
nilrehob
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Simple pulse-motor without charging a second battery. The energy from the collapse of the magnetic field bounce back and forth between the two batteries/caps. 30 magnets al...
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Test Bench 2, gearbox
nilrehob
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Simple pulse-motor without charging a second battery. The energy from the collapse of the magnetic field bounce back and forth the two batteries/caps. 30 magnets alternatin...
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Delayed Lenz
nilrehob
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The power-winding of the driving coil is about 3.8 mH with a 0.6 mm wire, the generator coil next to it, the one that I'm shorting, is 257 mH with a 0.25 mm wire. The rotor...
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12 coil fast
nilrehob
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13 magnets, 12 coils, each one a complete mini pulse-motor, 6 with NPN and 6 with PNP transistors, two batteries (or eqv), one driving and the other charging which can be r...
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RV part 6, 20V 2.6W
nilrehob
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I did a test to verify the readings in the previous video.
2.6W seems like quite an improvement from 185W in the first video, right? In the next video I hope to put some ...
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RV part 5, 20V 2W
nilrehob
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I got the motor running on 20V using only 2W (probably 2.5W or so, but less than 3W anyway).
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RV part 4, re-lubed bearings
nilrehob
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I just re-lubricated the bearings. Got it down to 13W on 120V (or 16W on 120V if PF 1.0 is preferred).
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RV part 3, no rotor
nilrehob
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Testing with no rotor using a signal-generator while fixing the bearings. Resonance at 830Hz with a run-cap of 1uF.
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Tesla-coil part 1, early coil
nilrehob
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Just a first small step. Using an old coil of mine I'm checking out a cool property of coils and open circuits.
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RV part 2, no fan, std bearings
nilrehob
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First runs in RV-mode, without load, with and without fan. I got it down to consuming 36W, about 20% of when running on 3-phase. Hopefully next video will be with re-lubric...
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