I am a fan.

Replying To: Jagau

Hi Jagau,

This fan was my last operational and it was special. Good question as any more than 6 winding's as in 3 primary 3 secondary you will have a generator effect I was informed by an electrical engineer and you wish to avoid this as a prime mover.

I was fascinated with John Bedini and Rick Friedrich as they both gave their information so readily and would always jump into the forums and help even me. I was blown away that such men would help those that have little to no idea of what we are doing.

I have found it is good to be able to not know this shall create a thirst for knowledge.

In other forums electrical engineer's helped and advised what would and wouldn't work and would gladly help with any questions. Once I saw a purple flash brilliant lighting all neons on a hexfillar wound 4" fan the electrical engineer said this was a burning in of the tranistor's (I was hooked) Lightining..

This fan was special as I have tried so many variant's.

It is a 4" comair rotron fan.

Rewound bifillar cw,ccw,cw,ccw.

The secondary wire was litz I cannot remember the stand diameter and how many and I cannot remember the primary diameter although it was less than what was original just enameled single.

As you can see the pressure creates by the tension or resistance is impressive normally they self start quite easily and the outup is lighting many rain of rice bulbs.This should also give way to more questions.

I have found that sometimes people are not in the box.

Over time I have not seen anyone come close to this even my teachers.

This splitting the posative as they refer to it. Does not like to consume itself.

I will ramble less.

Components are key.

I will help those that help themselves.

Start with litz wire as the secondary and the schematic, I didnt have the schematic I had a video.

I see the water spin down the drain just as the flow would be the same in the copper.

Regards,

G.G.