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Hi Warren,
"What do we use for the stator? "
That depends on several things. As electronics are scalable a small model could be made just for studying the phenomena. After the ideal configuration is found it could be made to fit a given task like driving an appliance a house or even a car. Going full scale is expensive while making a model is much cheaper.
I would start by making a 6 phased driver consisting of 12 switches (transistors) or perhaps as little as two or three phases (four or six transistors) as this is covered in some old patent applications that also claims excess energy. If using ferrite much higher frequencies are possible giving much higher power density. A linear stator can be made by using standard transformer E-cores.
Regards
Ole
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Ole, Doug and all What do we use for the stator?
What make, and model type, of motor, or generator, did you use, or will be using?
I found a local guy who collects stuff that people, around here, throw out.
I am new here in the rural situation, a city boy, without my connections.
So, for future projects involving the Sentsequencial pulse ( by which time everybody else will have moved on to plasma orgasimatrons, or something) I will be trying to replicate what you guys are doing now, with these sequenced coils. I need to get one first, yet don't know how to recognize what it is that I should be on the lookout for. I then have to explain to someone else what he , in turn, should haul home, for me.
Furnaces and farm equipment abound in this area, along with abandoned factories in the towns.
I only have a legasy of horse drawn farm implements, here, at my place, complete with horse collars, sleigh, and hay rake.
It seems they were expecting this new fangled steam era would be a passing fad.
I brought a lot of stuff from my storage horde in Toronto. It would be good to employ some of it to rationalize my insanity.
Cheers Warren
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Link missing an 'r' in the end:
https://sites.google.com/site/alternativeworldenergy/pulsed-stator-generator https://sites.google.com/site/alternativeworldenergy/pulsed-stator-generator
Regards
Ole
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link again:
https://sites.google.com/site/alternativeworldenergy/pulsed-stator-generato https://sites.google.com/site/alternativeworldenergy/pulsed-stator-generato