Termyn8or
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OK. First understand that I in no way want to discourage you, but I think the future needs to be considered at all times. Understand that I have invented a few things, but not really. All I did was to take components and do something different therewith. It's copy copy copy and then write.
As one inventor said it's 99% perspiration. Welcome to the club.
So as to D C al fine here, get back to basic science, to prove it there are pitfalls. A true scientist needs to prove his theory to himself, not just to others. In that ilk, consider this : You just can't stand around long enough watching this thing to be sure it actually works. Of that there is no doubt. Sustainable qualities must be proven. This is not for others, this is for the science.
That is why you need a load. Somehow there must be a winding or something from which you can tap actual energy. Really, 100% efficiency is simply not good enough. If it were, anything spinning in a vacuum........but there is no vacuum. If it has bearings it has a load. If it has brushes it has a load. If it has anything it has a load. Now, rather than sitting there for 7 years watching the thing go around, if you draw power from it and it is right on the edge, it will stall. Depending on exactly what you intend to build, somehow you must take energy from the system. If you can do that it will prove unequivocably that the thing is a viable machine rather than a Rube Goldberg.
You said you never saw the inside of a hummingbird motor, well I can tell you approximately what it looks like. No, I haven't seen one, but I know. Take apart a motor and you will see about the same thing. On a shaft there is a stack of plates, called the core of the rotor. They are mostly identical, they are round, and have T shaped recesses cut around the perimeter. Some have slightly different shapes towards the end which facilitate the winding of wires around these stacked plates, which is a "laminated" core, common to motors and transformers all over the place. There is also a stator, with similar recesses which make up the laminated core of the stator. There are wires wound around the T shaped recesses.
What you will see in a hummingbird type motor or generator will be the same, but much more complex. There will be tertiary windings as well as strips, which will belie visual explaination. Those are the shields. They will be spaced similarly to the main coils on either that stator or the rotor or both. Measure the distances and they will not quite match. This is to put the proximity of the permanent magnets' field at the proper proximity to the shielding material to produce the maximum effect.
After some thought, it is possible to do this without an armature and brushes. Because both rotor and stator are in a rapidly changing magnetic field, electricity is easy to come by. With modern electronics there could be small circuit boards on both the rotor and stator fixes. Each could generate it's own power, and via hall effect devices, use that to control the modulation of the tertiary (bucking) coils. This would also reduce friction.
It took a bit longer to figure that part out, but it came to me because I am familiar with BSL and VFD motors. In fact I've seen BSL motors as thin as about 3 mm. Maybe that supposed mechanical linkage would not have to be that ridiculous.
And once you get these kids into it with computers and someone who knows how to use them, that linkage might be as simple as an oil pump on a Ford 302 V8.
You, I'l throw you the whole thing because you might have potential. Others I scratch off like a mosquito. You are talking to someone who really knows what the fuck they're doing, and I have given you a glimpse of what you're up against. Even you said, I think, something about major universities looking into this ?
But don't let that discourage you, innovation is not a rich Man's game. I'm sure you know that by now. There is something I think you should watch. No, this is not some high tech secret thing in some area 51 warehouse, it's an old TV show. But I encourage you to watch it, and I think you might like it.
It's the very first episode of Outer Limits. If you haven'e seen it fine, and I will not go through the plot. But at one point this guy's Wife says something like " You are a bla bla bla, what are you going to discover ? ". Not bitching really, believe it or not. But listen VERY carefully to his response. The whole show is worth that and this occurs in the first half. Hour that is. Yes it is one hour long, or was with commercials galore. They run 44 minutes or so now. But listen to his response.
But the reason to find it, I don't expect you to watch it now, or come here to get it. It's on imdb.com, under TV>full episodes. I'm sure you can find it. One of these days when everything slows down, take yourself into that world. It's called Galaxy Being.
Enough on that. One thing I know about inventions is that the first hundred or so are not going to work. Mail me, we can take it to regular email and then if you want to send me a video or something you can without inviting the hecklers to your own webspace (if any) , or here. I am one of the best troubleshooters around.
You got the balls to do it I'll kick some dirt withya. No doubt. What better way to bring technology to the masses than for it to come from the masses ? BTW, I also have a fairly well equipped machine shop. I own it. Idle, and very small, down in the basement, but everything important works. One thing I don't have is a plasma cutter, but I am pretty sure I have access to one, a biggun. That would take a few days notice. Fucker won't sell it either.
More later. Lemme know.
T^T
< Message edited by Termyn8or -- 2/28/2011 11:48:37 PM >
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