EnergyCreamer Im not sure what you asking. If I take a stab to answer, when you use the washingmachine motor as a PMG(permanent magnet motor) and you take amps(load) from the coils, yes it drags. Like any other generator. Its called Lenz's Law if you want to research. I use the LG washing machine as motor and on the left, as generator with pulley. So lots of 'cogging' like you call it on left(pmg), right side motor is creating the motion, like any other motor. Now. There is a spike called BEMF on all motors pulsed with DC. When you shut off electricity flow, spike. There are better explanations than that of BEMF believe me. Please research. One could capture that in a capacitor, and dump power into a battery when the right voltage is reached in capacitor. Cap must be more than battery voltage. And if you limit the current from the motor coils to cap dump circuit, you could potentially charge a battery like that. Thanks for watching ;)
Hey KEnergy. No. The motor and pmg runs smooth and taking very little input power when I am not taking load(amps) from PMG. So if I disconnect the pulley belt, and run the motor by itself, Im on 40 watts! It is really efficient for such a weight(48 magnets and steel rotor). When I add the pulley back(1:2 ratio to pmg) I run at 104 watts at speed. This now is with the torque of the 1:2 pulley, two sets of 48 magnets, and two steel rotors! Imagine replacing the rotors with carbon fibre or something. On the bench todo list ;) Thanks for watching my friend. For those who do not know KEnergy, go over to his channel and shop. This guy has some amazing inventions, working and selling. Not a lot of people get to that stage. Respect. @kenergy1707
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@@jakesvandermescht694 Be the 1st to prototype this Bedini modification , i believe its solid , my lab is in between but once i reestablish my lab i am building solid state version as well as non solid state ruclips.net/video/WH4watZLhOA/видео.html
Nice setup
Thank you and thank you for watching.:)
Great job you got it working!
Thank you mate! :)
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Liked and subscribed. Great demonstration.
Thank you! ;)
Thanks for the share! Does the OEM LG Washing Machine motor have cogging?
EnergyCreamer Im not sure what you asking. If I take a stab to answer, when you use the washingmachine motor as a PMG(permanent magnet motor) and you take amps(load) from the coils, yes it drags. Like any other generator. Its called Lenz's Law if you want to research. I use the LG washing machine as motor and on the left, as generator with pulley. So lots of 'cogging' like you call it on left(pmg), right side motor is creating the motion, like any other motor. Now. There is a spike called BEMF on all motors pulsed with DC. When you shut off electricity flow, spike. There are better explanations than that of BEMF believe me. Please research. One could capture that in a capacitor, and dump power into a battery when the right voltage is reached in capacitor. Cap must be more than battery voltage. And if you limit the current from the motor coils to cap dump circuit, you could potentially charge a battery like that. Thanks for watching ;)
Does the washing motor have any cogging or resistance to spin when not powered or not generating power ?
Hey KEnergy. No. The motor and pmg runs smooth and taking very little input power when I am not taking load(amps) from PMG. So if I disconnect the pulley belt, and run the motor by itself, Im on 40 watts! It is really efficient for such a weight(48 magnets and steel rotor). When I add the pulley back(1:2 ratio to pmg) I run at 104 watts at speed. This now is with the torque of the 1:2 pulley, two sets of 48 magnets, and two steel rotors! Imagine replacing the rotors with carbon fibre or something. On the bench todo list ;) Thanks for watching my friend. For those who do not know KEnergy, go over to his channel and shop. This guy has some amazing inventions, working and selling. Not a lot of people get to that stage. Respect. @kenergy1707
@@jakesvandermescht694- I can attest to this statement regarding @kenergy1707 channel and his online store. Good stuff and no fluff - always straight to business.
my circuit collects back emf every 90 degree between 2 batteries thats 2 captures per cycle per battery
Nice build man! A lot of people watch and talk. They do not build. Respect. :)
@@jakesvandermescht694 Be the 1st to prototype this Bedini modification , i believe its solid , my lab is in between but once i reestablish my lab i am building solid state version as well as non solid state ruclips.net/video/WH4watZLhOA/видео.html
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True. I abise this machine with setups and the bearings is not what it is supposed to be. Thanks for watching. ;)
@@jakesvandermescht694 idk what it supposed to be and why it was in my recommendations but it sounds like a good bass for electro music :)