Paradox Electric Motor Power Project

A motor speed control device that conserves energy while running electric motors may extend the range of electric cars by reducing waste energy. This is not free energy or over unity, self running motor, zero point energy or any kind of mysterious power from the void. All of those devices fail to hold up to claimsl in the real world even if the video looked really cool. By returning waste energy to the battery you use less so it lasts longer. If you want the schematics, no problem just ask. The schematics and supporting information is FREE, open source, public domain. A motor like the one in the video may run at 89% effeciency at its best speed and load. At best it still wastes 11% and at worst it may waste 90% or more. The circuit prevents the waste by storing it in capacitors.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Electric Car
• EV
• motor
• power
• energy
• alternative
• research
• invention
• motor speed controller
• etek
• manta
• perm132
• circuit
• electronics
• plans

[zerohype]

@MrGawn Sorry that I am so late in responding to your question. You can send me an email at Byte312@aol.com and please put "Free information" in the header. I can reply with attached PDF files that will include a schematic, parts list, and circuit description. I have made improvements since my last video which have the device more reliable and more functional. It is still experimental but test results have been great.

[zerohype]

@redcapedjoker I just bought a spare transmission and I have turned my efforts torward fitting a permanent magnet motor to it. When the electric motor is in the car, then I will finish building my motor controller. The prototype was built to handle 40 amps and I pushed it to the limit which burned parts of it out. The new controller will handle 224 amps at 96 volts. Eventually the device can be made smaller with IGBT modules.

[redcapedjoker]

Awesome dude, wish you had more views. Have you tried to use this in a car yet?

[MrGawn]

so how do i get the Schematic?