Steorn motor v2: Measuring the current lag in the toroidal coil and fine tuning

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Here a very interesting experiment which shows the current lag in the toroidal coils of the stator while the rotor magnet is turned by hand. This is a good method to wind the position where the coils must be energized by the controller.

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