Adams Motor Design & Construction (Part 1)
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Published 2013-04-30
When used as a generator, it produces 100 volts AC at 60hz, without any switching. And it can be used with a Bedini-Cole bi-polar switch, as a motor, using 6 trigger magnets, which I glued to the back of the flywheel, and triggered with reed switches (not shown). The motor ran at about 1200 rpm using a 12 volt battery and used a lot of current. I stopped working on this because I got burned out working on it, but I plan on doing more experiments with it, in the coming year. Last update: Feb, 2019.
The coils can be rewound, by adding another 50 or more turns of copper wire to the existing coils. Or a 4th coil could be added to get to 110 to 125 volts @ 50-60HZ. The stock bathroom fan coils have not been modified, and the generator puts out about 100 volts at 60hz, which is a little less voltage than needed, for use as a 120 volt generator. I didn't add a 4th coil, because I was thinking about adding trigger coils in the empty space. But a 4th coil might be better.
Treadmill motor, solid cast iron, 100% balanced, powerful magnets with 12 poles, 6 magnets, in a NS NS NS NS NS NS configuration. I decided to use a fan motor, cut apart with a band saw, forming U shaped coils. I forgot to mention in my video that U-Shaped coils are far more efficient, since both poles are being used! More current is induced during rotation, and yet, the same amount of voltage is needed to release the magnets from the coil cores.
Lutec of Australia, Robert Adams and John Bedini, have proven that this motor design is a valid over-unity technology. I will try to share as many details as I can.
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