| Posted on January 16, 2009 at 11:40 AM |
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I do not find any settings for the order in which the comments are listed until now... 07, Sept 2010.
I hope it stays fixed.
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NSMS says...
Gary,
I should have a COSM III finished to send to you. I have to send a few out to folks that jumped the gun early on and sent in the shipping before I was ready. I am also trying to continue with the project that I began a few years ago... also been on hold. I am attempting to design (or redesign) a motor to run on high voltage DC and low amperage using a much finer wire for the windings and neo magnets on the rotating element instead of induction or electromagnets (A DC pulse motor). The plan is to produce a low amperage motor of sufficient horse power to spin an asynchronous brush-less generator (an AC 3 phase motor basically) that will supply at least 80% of the household electrical needs. The power to run the motor is supplied by deep cycle batteries running an inverter which then powers a cascade voltage multiplier rectifier to get the low amperage high voltage DC. The batteries are maintained with solar panels and wind generator charging system. Whew. Or you could just plug the inverter into your wall socket but then you are using grid power. That's OK for grid tie systems but I would like to develop an off grid system. I know, this sounds like an attempt at over-unity. Probably not if you could determine a way to measure the energy added to the system by the incredibly powerful neo magnets. Plus, using the solar panels and wind generator charger adds considerable power to the system. If this works out I will pass this design on to the group here. Don't hold your breath.... could take awhile yet and I need to devote time to the cosm project.
NSMS