Newman Motor with 12 inch magnetic Rotor Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This is a longer video of my latest Newman motor. It has a 12inch Magnetic Rotor. The Rotor weighs approx 12 kgm and it is driven easily by 14 volts. Drive coils are top and bottom but I am only driving off the bottom coil in this video.
I think Mr Newman would be proud of you Deryck, I met and talked with him for than an hour in FL years back while we sat next to big Bertha pumping water. His coils was setup like thick layered rings stacks and lined up with the commutator shorting and impulse's spots from 0 to 360 degrees that really made it possible to charge the source battery. stored inertia of mass, Gravity, magnetism were all one of the same to him! The shorting of a coil ring at the prime peek moment would release more power out than in, that was fed back into the source battery. I have a big 3' x 2.6' plastic wire spool i plan to use as a Newman motor fame. I love what you are doing Deryck! Cheers! 👍
Hi Thank you for your kind comments and input I look forward to seeing your finished Newman motor. Please let me know when its in progress.
The magnetic field on it is so great that it disrupts the microphone when you get close to it. Glad to see your chasing Joseph Newman's dream, he would surely be proud of you man. I built a very small version of Joseph's motor, and what amazed me about it, was that it would spin the magnets at a very high speed and with very little current draw, and the back spike would shock the daylights out of me if I touched it.
I feel maybe it may be the wind from the spinning stator.
Nice work. Newman motors are meant to have lots of mass in the rotor and lots of copper in the coils, and you're well on the way. I remember Joseph having huge barrel motors and he could pump loads of water with small input voltage. Thanks for doing it right sir!
Thanks for your kind comments, I couldnt find anyone on youtube that had tried to build a larger newman motor. so I decided to try and build one that would show just how powerfull the Original Newman was. Its the only way to prove his machine.
I also thought Newman motor suppose to have the coil like a large long cylinder and the rotor is turning inside the cylinder shape coil?
Wonderful build . WELL DONE
Thank you, glad you like it.
I love how you did that rotor, great idea!
Thanks for your comment, I wanted to have as much magnetic force that I could generate and as you can see the motor is very powerfull. Its possible to connect a generator to this motor and generate spare electrical power to feed back to its supply if its possible. I am experimenting with a few idea`s and will be posting up the results soon. have you subscribed or left a like so you get notified of my future video uploads. all the best Deryck
@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream You should look into where John Bedini took the Newman motor with his "window motor" design with the bedini-cole solidstate switching arrangmet. Also Bedini was able to get some extra energy out of one of his Newman motor replication with the coil center tapped with an avramenko plug coming off of it. Best of Luck! I'll hit the like and subscribe to see where you go with this!
@@DavyOneness Thanks much appreciated.
Great job on the magnets. I remember Joe had coils that were up to 8000 pounds.
Hi. Yes Joe used massive coils but he also had very big magnets to go with them. I tried to scale it best I could to see if I got similar results, Shows a lot of promise. I made up the rotor with as much useable magnetic power as I could concentrate on the wire coils. Lots to experiment with here . Hope you have subscribed so you dont miss out on any new video`s I post up on youtube. regards Deryck
I am interested in building and suggestions to and from you Deryck, Nice builds! No pride needed. By far these are the better builds of J.Newman available shared, Well done! I truly enjoy watching and listening to the motor do work.
Hi really glad you enjoy my idea`s, Have you subscribed so you are notified when I up load future video`s of the motor. All the best Deryck
@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDreamI I sure have subsrcibed Deryck, I look forward to more video's.
That's awesome hope it's clamped down securely. I was worried it will fly of due to the shear power of it
Hi thanks for your comments, I have tried to balance the rotor best I can as I do know how these machines can get out of balance very quickly. The machine you saw wasnt bolted down in any way and as you saw it was quite stable. Thanks for your input. regards
Deryck
Nice work you should make the shaft longer and connect it to a 220 vac generator head and turn it.
Hi Thanks for the suggestion. its been in my mind for a while now and I will be doing what you say after I have done all my twin drive tests. Glad you enjoyed the video . please subscribe and leave a like. it all helps. kind regards Deryck
Hi again. I forgot to say last time that my earlier videos show my Newman motor driving an axial flux generator, making 32 volts which I used to power another newman motor.
When you talk about the input details, why don't you mention WATTS and not just Volts. Atleast mention the amperes along with the volts, so that it makes things clear. Thank you.
Would be nice to measure output torque. Would like to see a graph of load:amps
Watts is tricky with reactive devices, but yes let's see all the performance measures
@@paulshields1883 How about Joules??
@@tonyrebeiro I'm thinking of the trouble that occurs when voltage and current phases are shifted... giving us apparent power versus real power
@@paulshields1883 Rectify the output, add appropriate filter capacitors and then measure Joules across a resistive load.
I like the points idea, nothing I have will withstand the arc for very long and this idea has been in use for a very long time right under my nose. I've used relays and they give very good performance but I figure they will not last long. Its obvious the need for a mechanical timing rather than electrical. I've blown up so many components trying to use any kind of transistor.
Hi and thanks for your comments, I could see on youtube that every time someone made a newman motor they could only run it for a few seconds before it started to be a problem, I have always been a trouble shooter and looked for the perfect contactor. It works every time and doesnt stop or slow providing that High amps are not involved because this does create a massive spark. My other mechanical switch is very reliable too. both make contact every 180 degrees. Have a nice Christmas and new year. Kind Regards Deryck. ps dont forget to subscribe and share,
@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream Using points is brilliant. Its also the only way to get the real BEMF out of it. Merry Christmas and I subbed. I have a few old vids of the newman motor on my channel but it is mostly me fixing stuff or working around the ranch. Check it out sometime,
Did you ever get the second coil connected? I checked your other videos and didn't see it. It looks like a very nice Newman motor. I love the idea of using automobile points!
It still won't work though.
Amazing engine design, congratulations Petr from Czech R. The way I look at it, it might be worthwhile to turn a spindle out of metal (the kind of spindle that is created when the magnets rotate and the image merges on your video) and drill holes in that spindle and put magnets in there, the rotor would then be like a flywheel that there Mr. Newman also had and it would also solve the machine throwing problem. Well, it would probably be for a lathe and a CNC drill.
It is a well-known fact that when the flywheel spins, it loses weight, which would be another plus for this engine. (I'm using translator :-) )
Hi Petr Thankyou for your comments and ideas. glad that you like the engine I built the rotor like this to create a simple flywheel. It is balanced as best I could get it. all the weight is at the outer edges which are the 30mm magnets, 6 off on each pole. because of its size it gives good torque which I hope to use to drive a generator so I can feed it back to itself. Thats the theory anyway. please feel free to subscribe so you dont miss any upgrades to the motor. kind Regards Deryck
@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream Hi Deryk, Your design is very nice, keep it up. I only saw half of the video, I subscribed. You write that you will want to add a generator. Then you will probably have the flywheel there, so that the engine overcomes its shortcomings in thrust and you use the full strength of your engine's design. Petr
Excelent work
Thank you much appreciated. Hope you have subscribed so you dont miss any of my future video`s. Regards Deryck
It's running a bit roughly; could use balancing
Inspiring!
Sir could you please tell me how many turns this coil has, wire gauge, coil dia and height. Expecting your positive reply as I am making a large newman type motor with two 14" 4 mm thick steel flywheel attached to the shaft to generate electricity.
Hi . I am sorry for the late reply, have been very busy and wasnt notified that I had received your question. Anyway in answer to your question I wound a 1000 turns of 0.8mm wire. I will be testing various coils with this machine to see which coils are best. Hope this info helps you. Kind Regards Deryck
Thnaks a lot@@deryckthompson3652
Hello, Your machine is amazing, may I ask a question please? What kind of magnets do you have in one tube, do you have several on you, or is there only one at the top, or what kind of magnets are they and where can they be bought? Thank you for answer. Peter
Hi Petr. Thanks for the comments again, There is one magnet in the end of each tube because it is at the outer diameter that is being powered by the magnetic field of the coil. The size of magnet is 40mm dia x 20 long Neodymium N45 . I bought them online at AliExpress. com . I hope this info helps. kind regards Deryck
@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream Hi Derik, thank you for the answer about the magnets, I only came across it today - sometimes it shows me the answer right away, sometimes nothing - I guess I'm old and dumb for RUclips now :-)
Hi Petr Why do think that ? I am 74 yrs young and have only picked this hobby up over the last 4 or 5 yrs but still going strong lol. Just keep searching the channels for new ideas and try to imagine what you can do to improve them or build your own idea when you have them. I enjoy what I do and hope to keep experimenting for years to come. I have many ideas in the pipe line so keep an eye out for new videos of mine. subscribe and you should be notified about them. kindest regards Deryck
Hi Deryk, it seems to me that the computers are getting more and more complex, newer and newer modifications. It is perhaps also against our humanity. Our grandfathers and grandmothers rode horses, and here we are looking into computer boxes. For thousands of years we lived in harmony with nature and now somehow everything is turned upside down. Thanks to people like you, Deryk, we discover the wonders of nature that are hidden from us. Good luck in your work, Petr
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Now that I wrote to you, I look at the picture of your magnets on the machine and it seems to me that the tapes that hold the magnets are aluminum? Aluminum dampens magnetic field lines. Maybe thanks to them you have a little more power because they deform the magnetic field or maybe thanks to them you have a little less power. Peter
You could run that with 1 solar panel
Hi Scott .yes it would run off any power supply. regards Deryck
Does it do anything besides rotating menacingly?
Hi yes it gives people ideas and entertainment about how they too can build motors like this or similar with out any experience. plenty to think about hey?. regards Deryck
Ok but what about the amperage? Your losing somewhere, sorry physics doesn't work like this.....
Hi and Thank you for your comments. I havent made any sort of claims? just showing a Newman motor with a large Rotor. To show other people the results. Just doing this for fun buddy. nothing more