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This bicycle runs with the world’s strongest motor type to weight ratio, a Brushless Outrunner motor, with neodym magnets. Draws at 12 volts around 450 watts and at 36 volt 3600 watt = 4…
This shows a homemade ‘electrostatic motor’ that uses no brushes. The motor design is based on an electrostatic motor built by Oleg Jefimenko that developed 1/10 hp.
This shows a brushless electrostatic motor that has no segments on the rotor. The electrostatic forces act on a clear plastic bottle rotor that has a strip of aluminum foil tape rolled up inside…
This is an interesting development regarding the Regenerative Acceleration Generator Technology where our intention is to eliminate the external prime mover and use the Regenerative Acceleration Generator coils as PULSED DC MOTOR COILS to…
Note the slow start. The Turnigy speed controler is set two slow acceleration 8 seconds. The speed can also be controlled by a variable resistor, if desired.
This is a small Bedini SSG “fan” type energizer made from the 12 volt brushless fan motor used on an Igloo thermoelectric cooler. The original motor circuit was removed and replaced by a standard…
My smallest yet: Built using the insides of an old Microsoft wheel mouse, this motor had the intention of proving scale. I’m delighted with it as it currently sits, proving that inertia from a…
An extension of the tiny pulse motor posted yesterday – it’s now SMALLER 🙂 and it has a prop on the end. I needed to know whether the mini scale pulse motor would deliver…
Made windings of trigger and power coils of Bedini setup in a conventional electric motors way and it makes very economical brushless coreless motor but adding the generating coil – motor-alternator in one, so from DC source it can produce pulse DC fro…
as per channel’s friends request here’s a “how to” video for simple DC pulse hi-speed brushless, controllerless, commutatorless motor; more rigid rotor, more speed, but strange enough it works better with one half of…