Here is news from Brian:
heres some pictires of the 3HP 3phase motor .
the readings are the motor at idle without power
factor correction.
none tuned just hooked up running.
take the motor and tune it to lowest watts, do all
this before you start making the mower so as you will
get to know the motors watts per HP and such, all
motors are different ,
then step to RV energy managment ... many files and
ways to do it but over all , we get what we think to
"use" back because we really dont destroy the
energy ,we just let it get by us from not using the
most effecent ways..= force , thus force = uneffecenty
do to load , so if we use the load to load more energy
back then we are just moving the energy in a loop ,
the energy speeds up at the RV and slows down at the
force so we build up energy at the force level , and
use this force level to yield charge.
when you make 1/2 system input easyer to move then the
output is 1/2 higher in energy , drive this higher
output into a lower input and it got by us again , so
we do it again and again ect... = bad effecenty back
feeded to good effecenty = a little more energy do to
more time of holding it .. tank energy is held in the
motors coils in magnetic fields ,, the extra energy is
there already loaded thats what makes a less input..
brian Prater
Ps. i dropped my cam on the floor and its toast...
might be a few more days before i get more pictures do
to needing a cam to take pictures and video
Hello ,
Stefan
heres some of how it works ... using inverse
hyperbolic sine and hyperbolic... see smoke and
mirrors below
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Pseudosphere.htmlSphere Power = "elastic forces"(everlasting forces)
Half the surface of revolution generated by a tractrix
about its asymptote to form a tractroid. The surfaces
is sometimes also called the antisphere or tractrisoid
The pseudosphere therefore has constant negative
Gaussian curvature, justifying the name
"pseudo-sphere" (i.e., an analog of the sphere, which
has constant positive curvature). Its constant
negative curvature also makes it a a local partial
model of hyperbolic geometry, just as a cone or
cylinder is a local partial model of Euclidean
geometry of the plane.
now lets talk about the coils and how they overlap in
the 3 phase motor ... and how this supplys what i was
talking about ,,,
its everwhere if we learn how to use it
http://home.earthlink.net/~jimlux/hv/cw1.htmThe CW multiplier has the disadvantage of having very
poor voltage regulation, that is, the voltage drops
rapidly as a function the output current. In some
applications, this is an advantage. The output V/I
characteristic is roughly hyperbolic, so it serves
well for charging capacitor banks to high voltages at
roughly constant charging power. Furthermore, the
ripple on the output, particularly at high loads, is
quite high.
The inversion of three-dimensional Cartesian
coordinates is called 6-sphere coordinates.
The scale factors of Cartesian coordinates are all
unity Hi=1
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/CartesianCoordinates.htmlhttp://mathworld.wolfram.com/HelmholtzDifferentialEquationCartesianCoordinates.htmlhttp://mathworld.wolfram.com/6-SphereCoordinates.htmlis it start to look like RF waves di-polor antennas?
Laplace's equation ?
it all ties to ECE theory ... did i send you a OU EQ
file ?
the O in the unity is do to a charge that we have when
we give it a jump start , so to say...
thanks brian