Re: AW: Re: [EVGRAY] Re: The final evisoration

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Hi Ron,

"Like what are they calling a pole? is it one slot or a whole bunch like in an RV?"
A 6-poled motor has three pairs of NS-poles distributed uniformly around its circumference. This makes each of the poles extend several slots.

"Now Gerry says the output is wound in the same slot as the primary? "
Then this would be like a three phased transformer. How do we know if the patent applications hold their claims? This will require doing the experiment or knowing of somebody that have done it. Pierre Cotnoir's device definitely looks like a self-runner. Perhaps the patent application claims are valid even though those devices don't step through the poles the way Pierre's stator does. If it works like in the patent applications it is much simpler requiring only two or three phases and a locked rotor with windings for the output.

Regards
Ole

 

---In [email protected], <iron1of1@...> wrote :

 
 Good questions Warren... keep them flowing as there are a lot of us on the bus with you looking for answers.
 

 Like what are they calling a pole? is it one slot or a whole bunch like in an RV?
 

 Now Gerry says the output is wound in the same slot as the primary? 
 I thought the output was on something in the middle?
 

 Ron