Pulse Motor (9v Batteries) 063

A few videos linked to show the voltages at 10 Minute intervals

Speed at the start
5 x 5ms = 25ms x 4 = 100ms
60000 divided by 100 = 600 RPM

Speed at the end
5.9 x 5ms = 29.5ms x 4 = 118ms
60000 divided by 118 = 508 RPM

Seems Non-Rechargeable batteries can charge with this circuit.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Pulse
• Motor
• Coil
• Magnet
• 9v
• Batteries
• Charging

[Pirate88179]

Nice work!

I am running my new Bedini on 9v NiCads. I just fired it up the other night and will post a video when I can. Great work.

Bill

[kubikop]

Nice one, PM me with the video once you've done it.

[Nabo00o]

seriusly!

recharging 9 volts batteries... innsane!

and they didn't blow, do you know why?

[kubikop]

I dont know for certain but I believe it is because of the short, High Voltage Pulses from the Flyback Voltage.

Some people think that it is radiant energy.

I think that they could be right....

[Nabo00o]

yeah, heard about that, heard about lots of strange fenomenas with radient energy, like that it can flow trough plastic

But using something as regular as a 9 volt battery, and recharge it!, that would make it even easier to build such a machine.

(and I got lots of dead 9 volts bat :)

[kubikop]

I am gathering all the equipment for a tri coiler at the moment, I will do a video with 9v batteries for you.

I think the same thing If you can use common items then free means free. ;-)

[DUMBASS73737]

Can something like this(motor on 9v) move little airplane?

[pieznice29]

Just a thought here. do you still have the original stepper motor form the hard drive attached the the disks? Have you tried drawing power from the stepper motors coils instead of you using that large external coil?

[erickstudios]

You have great videos. Can you make a video that show's how you wired everything and what you use to charge the other battery? ...for all of use newbies. I'll like to try this.