A few newbie questions.

[kingstingtin]

Hi John! Thank you very much for the advices.
After I finish charging the new battery, I'll start experimenting with a gap.

Hi Konstantin, I'm not sure what you mean by "ratio I(in) / I(out)". Can you please explain?

Here I mean the ratio of the current consumed by the device, to the current issue the secondary battery.
But you already answered this question here:

Normally a bifilar SG with the recommended coil will run at around 150mA draw current.

It turns out that this ratio should be about 3 to 2. (150mA to 100mA). Now I understand what 30% of the mechanical energy there is a speech, and I know what to strive for.

[kingstingtin]

John, please tell me, I need to always seek only one pulse per magnet? Or should I look only at the current consumption?

[John_Koorn]

Konstantin,

i always tune for one pulse per magnet. I seem to get better results that way.

John K.

[kingstingtin]

Thanks again, John.
Today I spent the whole evening was experimenting with a gap. I was never able to get closer to the desired result.
And I'm sure that's not in it. I wrote a summary table, please have a look.
What do you think, what else should I check?

Result № 3 erroneous, as it I was a little moved away from the center the coil.

[John_Koorn]

Konstantin,

I would go with #4 (5mm). I'm curious as to why your draw current is rather high. What are your coil specifications? (wire size & length)

John K.

[kingstingtin]

I would go with #4 (5mm).

Okay, John, I will do so.

What are your coil specifications? (wire size & length)

Wire diameter 0.63 mm (a little less than #22 = 0.643 mm) and 0.45 mm (about #25 = 0.455 mm).
Wire length 40m (about 131 feet) each.

I'm curious as to why your draw current is rather high.

I also very much want to understand why.
Maybe transformer steel is not suitable for the core? Although the it has no residual magnetization. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmR9qpfr8gg
Size magnets 50x25x14mm ceramic, ferrite strontium.

[kingstingtin]

John, you have nothing can recommend me? I'm ready to take a picture of my device as you say.

[John_Koorn]

Hi Konstantin,

I haven't used transformer steel for the core so I don't know what results to expect. I would just continue to study and test your machine.

John K.

[kingstingtin]

Hi John.

I would just continue to study and test your machine.

But will this make sense if I can find and correct errors?

I haven't used transformer steel for the core so I don't know what results to expect.

In our town, I can buy ESAB electrodes (ESAB Global). Maybe you know with this company and can you advise similar electrodes?
Maybe the distance between the magnets wrong? Please see my video, can something wrong? IMAG0155 - YouTube
Can I have incorrectly selected core diameter and the width of the magnet? Diameter of core 20mm. Magnet width 25mm.
Maybe transistor 2N3055 not correct for this device?
I really want to understand the reason.

[kingstingtin]

John, I read this post: http://www.energyscienceforum.com/be....html#post3310 and noticed that Tom C indicates resistance 1.3 ohms. My resistance winding 2.3 ohm and 4.5 ohm.
Although by reference data, this corresponds to the length of 40 m.
Maybe it's too much and I need to shorten the wires?
Or conversely lengthen to reduce the current? ... Something I already confused ...

[kingstingtin]

Hi all. I noticed that the wheel on my device generates a lot of mechanical energy in the form of wind. I filmed it on video: IMAG0156 - YouTube It is seen as a deviates paper and curtains wiggling in the wind. I do not know why. Tell me how it should be, or I need to get rid of it? Maybe that's the reason a large current consumption?

[kingstingtin]

Guys, I appeal to those who were able to successfully repeat the experience with the SSG. Please let me know what was the speed of the wheels on your device with one power winding? It seems to me that my wheels spinning too fast and so spend a lot of energy to air resistance. Now the speed of my wheels is approx 244 rpm, with the established sixteen magnets on it.

[James Milner]

Konstantin, the wind off the bike wheel is very normal. Mine does it as well! It is just skin effect. Same principal for a tesla turbine! Even if perfectly smooth it will generate some wind.
The speed looks about right.

[kingstingtin]

Thanks James for your response. You have only one power winding in the coil?

[kingstingtin]

Here in this video by Rick Friedrich Bedini Monopole Mechanical Oscillator SSG Energizer Video Presentation - YouTube twenty-three minutes, shows that the wheel rotates it is much slower than my device.