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Is your outrunner core wound like this one?

What RPM is the field spinning at?

Actually a little surprised you got much voltage to measure at all.
More turns of enamel wire certainly would boost the voltage some.
If you can get at least a couple of volts out of it, checking the
amperage would be useful information.

Could you showed circuit like that having an even number of poles.
For instance twelve.
I think how to place windings along the perimeter of the ring, to the total induced in they induction from the stator is zero.
By the way, there were projects here, someone laid out with windings around the perimeter of the ring. Too bad I didn't really get into it then.

Probably - TIME FOR A LITTLE REVIEW of some fundamentals

The first 20 minutes or so are mandatory, the rest is still quite interesting.

"The Amazing World of Electromagnetics (revised)" 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrTriTMZEnk

Professor Raymon C. Rumpf
I was challenged with introducing all of electromagnetics in one hour to students just out of high school and entering college.
This video is my attempt at this.  Electromagnetics is a very mathematically intense discipline involving vector calculus, differential
equations and other things that make this challenging.  Here I have tried to explain everything visually with no math.  I do present
some equations, but only to satisfy students curiosity about what the equations may look like.  I hope you enjoy the video and get
something out of it.  I also hope it helps recruit more students into the area of electromagnetics and optics.  The video was fun to
create!

Worth the watch - especially the first 20 minutes!

SL

Off-topic but still relates to OU - Educational.

The car is powered only by the wind. There is no motor or batteries of any kind.
But, the car moves faster than the wind (Power = Force x Velocity).

"Risking My Life To Settle A Physics Debate" _{[a little "over the top - but thats Hollywood!]}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyQwgBAaBag&t=529s

"A Physics Prof Bet Me $10,000 I'm Wrong" _{[more in-depth discussion, etc.]}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCsgoLc_fzI

Also - A.K.A. "How to make some easy money with your OU Invention" (irony, of course; but look Who paid Who?) 

Thanks goes out to Marrithonman @
https://figueramarathonman.boards.net/thread/7/1908-mechanical-general-discussion?page=24

SL

PS - Just another "Saturday afternoon with the Kids"

But an even number of windings 2,4,6 is easier to compensate, one in phase in series with the second in antiphase. Like a bifilar. But I don't know what to do with three windings.
I do not know yet. I keep thinking about how to do it.

Use a factor divisible by both 2 and 3, like 12, 18, 24, ...

Also consider what rakarskiy was trying to promote with the slots.
There is something interesting going on there.  When we place
a bundle of wire (output coil) in a slot, the magnetic field it
produces when put under load has to go someplace, but if
wherever it goes does not significantly disrupt the magnetic
fields produced by the exciter windings, we have an opportunity
for power gain.

We have to look at this device in terms of magnetic flux paths.
You have paths for the exciter coils and paths for the output
coils.  These paths can cross through each other, but should
not collide with each other.

From what I can see with the Holcomb device, the output coils
are positioned identically to how they would be found in a typical
generator stator, but the exciter windings are positioned totally
different, even though the effect they would have on an actual
spinning rotor is nearly the same.  Remember, the exciter windings
are there to replace a spinning rotor, to replace the magnetic
fields that would be produced by a spinning rotor under torque.

You are trying to use three phase input to replicate a spinning rotor,
but the output need not be three phase also.  It can be two phase,
four phase or whatever.  Look at the flux paths and see where the
transitions happen and have your output coils catch the change in
flux across these transitions.

I wish I had a fancy machine shop and plenty of time and material
to crank out one or more of these units to test with.  If I had that,
I could show you real hardware and take measurements.  I'm
commenting here based on concepts I "think" may have some
importance.  What the raw fundamental principal is for the HES,
we may never know and it is still a possibility it cannot physically
be put into hardware without exotic materials.  I'd like to think
Holcomb is correct in his claims, but until I do it myself and convince
myself, all I can do is make suggestions based on what I think.

I'm cutting 33 laminates out of 1.6 steel by hand. Not as good as silicone steel 0.4mm but better than a lump of iron hopefully.

I'm cutting 33 laminates out of 1.6 steel by hand. Not as good as silicone steel 0.4mm but better than a lump of iron hopefully.

Chet!

We need to get Jimboot a plasma cutter or at least a chop saw.

Be careful partner.  Fingers don't grow back all that well.

Chet!

We need to get Jimboot a plasma cutter or at least a chop saw.

Be careful partner.  Fingers don't grow back all that well.

hahaha, thanks mate. That was just for the first couple of cuts so I could fit it on the chop saw.