DC Attraction Motor from 3000 watt AC motor

This is originally a 3K 3 PH AC motor. I converted it to a DC Lindemann Attraction Motor with rectangular rotor shape and used double 21 AWG wire on the stator winding. On this video it works on 30 VDC with current draws about 3 A. Later, I'll use transistor and hall effect cam sensor to set rotational timing.

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• Lindemann attaction motor
• attraction motor
• swa-plasma
• DC motor

[lrover03]

So what's the point? You essentially took a fairly efficient 3 HP 3 phase motor and turned it into a crude DC motor that draws 3 amps@30 VDC and produces almost no torque. Am I missing something here?

[revizal]

@lrover03

Yes. If you follow what Mr. Peter Lindemann concept about a rotary attraction motor, it could recover a DC from this type motor as power source. We can use it to charge a 2nd baterry, lighting and others. With this configuration we could COP more than 1.

My point here is how to make it simple. I donot have to build an attraction motor from zero condition, but I can make it by modifying something from around my town.

[uusedman]

Add more fire points, 2 is good, however, the more you can add the less the AMP draw is.

Great video

[revizal]

@uusedman

Thank you. Your shared videos are my inspiration, spin very smooth.

[ProjectPurposeifyYou]

The attraction motor is a STUPID concept!

Our current technology uses the Hot component of Electricity in excess of 65% is lost in heat because of the magnetic component of electricity. The attraction motor runs off the Cold component of Electricity in its vacuum state, its up to 90% efficient however it is extracted from the Hot component through an short circuit arc, this is where most of your losses disappear to.

I'd either use a cold plasma or a lenzless motor design with no back EMF.

[a143too]

Can you help me. I have a motor out of a tredmil. It was plugged in to 110. It has a red wire, black wire and green-yellow ground. Its a Johnson integrated drives motor. 2.25 hp, 20 amp, dc90v, Model jm010-013. I want to wire it so I can run a potters wheel with it but I stupidly didn't take the electric guts out with the motor. Can I wire it 110. The diagram has a1 is red (ok2), a2 orange (ok2), a3 blue (ok2), b4 green (ok2), b5 purple (ok1) b6 yellow (ok1)

[diaboliqu69]

Hello, great work, I want to replicate what you`ve done, could you tell me more about the modifications or a forum page were you`ve give more details ...