Re: Aw: Re: [EVGRAY] Most lightning active point on planet

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Hay guys if you haven't seen the damage in Puerto Rico just type in Puerto
Rico news in google crome then hit images on the top bar .man oh man wall
to wall destruction .Hector may need something for Christmas . I can't
believe the line workers get 62.00 and hour and FEMA awarded contractors
charge 362.00 an hour . must be union .I think only union can do this work
for the feds . some one said it was 17 times higher than normal for
disaster work .

On Dec 10, 2017 10:47, "Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY]" <[email protected]> wrote:

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> Doug
> I think you are right regarding the parallel diode bridges.
> I wonder what might happen if we make our own rectifiers out of all
> shottky diodes to build bridges?
> Cheers Warren
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> On Sun, Dec 10, 2017 at 10:27 AM, [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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> Hi Sven
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> I used to make N-N rotor and staort coil biucking powered motors (plus
> they had regauging magnets next to stator coils that react to and flip
> polarity of rotor coils so upon approach for upcoming N-N power even, there
> is briefly S-N for free power stroke but that is other long subject}
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> And with these motors, I had some good success running one motor into
> another in the FWBR method Warren used, so I gave him this idea to try.....
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> FWBR might be superior to single steering diode to pull everything you can
> get out of a motor as compared to a single steering diode - as you get all
> the ringing, all the AC spikes, all the induced generator power from coils
> going past magnets, and basically whatever is AC in spikes, or ringing or
> induced generated stuff, it all comes out DC and nothing wasted.....
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> Where Warren could improve things next test is to put a 2nd FWBR in
> parallel to each FWBR as this lowers resistance and you get more voltage
> output....RomeroUK did this, we tested this in Germany recently and it
> works - with one FWBR it was 13V, with the double FWBR idea, now it was 20V
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> Also Hector gave me good idea long ago to put a very fast shottky diode on
> one of the AC legs leading into the FWBR AC sidei (so 5 diodes total) and
> this does something to catch those HF HV spikes better before they hit the
> FWBR diodes and you higher voltages into a cap doing this too...
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> ciaoKone
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