Stargate Motor

[Romero]

[garrym]

Hi Romero,

What are your initial thoughts on this one?

Thanks, Garry

[Romero]

Hi Romero,

What are your initial thoughts on this one?

Thanks, Garry

I have tested this one before and I can confirm increasing the speed and lowering the input. I used a 2 pole DC motor.
I didn't have the little magnets on, I am not sure what is the reason for them but I can easily try, I still have the motor and magnets I have plenty.

Romero

[garrym]

Hi Romero,

Adding magnets appears to increase RPM with NO increase in current drawn.

Also, you can look at it - same RPM for less voltage.

This is what I have found so far. Cheap 12v DC motor and a few magnets.]

Thanks, Garry

[PaBloM]

Hello ROMERO I want to ask u about size of magnets did you use
2) wich was the motor you test?
3)Where did you get the starget setup or u made by yourself?
I will try with a BLDC MOTOR 72v,
Thanks

[Romero]

Hello ROMERO I want to ask u about size of magnets did you use
2) wich was the motor you test?
3)Where did you get the starget setup or u made by yourself?
I will try with a BLDC MOTOR 72v,
Thanks

Hi,
I am not sure of the motor type, there is no label on it but I believe is 24volt.
The type of the magnets I used check here http://www.magnet4less.com/product_info.php?cPath=71&products_id=82
I had no stargate setup  at that time, it was 2-3 years back after trying to get 2 DC motors sharing same shaft, one acting as motor the other as generator.
No OU in the experiment but it run very efficient. I believe that can be extended and maybe adding a heavy and large disc on the shaft will take it closer to the ou limit.

Regards,
Romero

[PaBloM]

Thanks ROMERO.you think it's important as the magnets are positioned inside the engine?

[Romero]

Thanks ROMERO.you think it's important as the magnets are positioned inside the engine?

I am not sure I understand your question....

Romero

[PaBloM]

Sorry.i made a wrong question