Steorn motor V3: Canceling the Back EMF, How To ?

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Here an interesting experiment which shows that Back EMF exist and can be measured and also CANCELED in the toroïdal stator coils. You will notice that the position where the Back EMF is fully cancelled is very precise and a fine tuning must be done. More info at : jnaudin.free.fr

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