Robert Adams Thermal Magnetic Motor - The Hydrogen Shop

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Hi Sucahyo, Yes, to get high efficiency required fairly high input voltages. For instance, for a 10 KW unit with a 6" rotor and (4) (7/8"X1") neodyne magnets 360 volts DC was found to be very efficient operating voltage while 720 volts DC was found to be better. These particular voltages were appreciated since they could be chopped into 240 volts sine wave without the need for a setup transformer in the conversion to household AC. Your Question: From what I recall, he mention that while the generator produce heat, the rotor is cool? Response: On the earlier non thermal motors the complete setups ran cool. On the later thermo units, there was a lot of heat generated but many of the prototype rotors were made from wood products so you may be right about the rotor running cool. I don't have the answer to this question. The large stacked heat sinks protected the mosfets and other sensitive electronics, and then there were other tricks too. Water was pumped through each core which caused the generation of extremely high heat temperatures and so each stator core coil assembly was bathed in oil to prevent the coils from overheating. Each coil was encased in a copper tube assembly full of oil to help prevent overheating of the coils. More info to be released shortly. I'm in the process of trying to summarize some notes.
Tuning Fun This motor is going to be especially fun to tune properly, since the two drive stators are also the pickup coils. So, the equipment we choose to run our setup such as but not limited to usb rotory encoder device will have to be programmed to send electricity to the stators at a specific time interval then be ready to receive high voltage from the coils at another interval. As I said earlier there is a sweet spot of 1820 rpm @ 60 hz run speed. I forgot to mention the 60 hz before. There are also some other sweet spots which were kept a secret from us. We have no idea what they were and/or what they were related to. So, this motor is not without its complexities and it holds many secrets which hopefully we will be able to tap into and understand later on Wire Resistance When winding coils, it's all about the resistance. On the older four coil motors 36 ohms/coil was required for a total overall resistance of 144 ohms for all four coils. Well, now we are using two coils instead of four and the total resistance required has not changed. Soooo? Many replicators failed to follow this rule of thumb in the past and so their motors did not produce positive results and they then blamed the
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