It's a big delay between input spikes for now. What do you think will happens when
we make it faster?


//initialize
digitalWrite(out01, HIGH);
digitalWrite(out02, HIGH);
digitalWrite(out03, HIGH);
digitalWrite(out04, LOW);


int tmicrsec = 1000;     // delay microsecond


while (1)
{
  digitalWriteFast(out01, LOW);   // turn the out01 off
  digitalWriteFast(out04, HIGH);  // turn the out04 on
         
 delayMicroseconds(tmicrsec);     // wait


  digitalWriteFast(out02, LOW);   // turn the out02 off
  digitalWriteFast(out01, HIGH);  // turn the out01 on
 
 delayMicroseconds(tmicrsec);     // wait
 
  digitalWriteFast(out03, LOW);   // turn the out03 off
  digitalWriteFast(out02, HIGH);  // turn the out02 on


 delayMicroseconds(tmicrsec);     // wait


  digitalWriteFast(out04, LOW);   // turn the out04 off
  digitalWriteFast(out03, HIGH);  // turn the out03 on
 
 delayMicroseconds(tmicrsec);     // wait
}

solid state linear generator  LINGEN
8 input coils 32 turns on each, 4 north 4 south (1N 2N 3N 4N)(1S 2S 3S 4S)
out01..04 goes to 1 north and 1 south input coil each.
And turns on or off with 4 mosfets.
8 output coils in series 12 turns on each and a 33 ohm resistor series connected.

 HES - Moving Along

40KW Self-Sustaining (Stand Alone) Unit - another Excess Energy (OU) POC!

Also, Dr. Holcomb recently became a Director (Astra Energy Board of Directors).

And; the Transverse Flux version of the LinGen is looking very good as well.

Just an FYI update

Flynn parallel path flux like and Kunnel too

so

1. if the center interrupter/diverter coil flux is stronger than the
PM flux

then

2. the PM flux can flow to the center interrupter/diverter coil
and

3. removing the flux from the outside coil (secondary) causing induction when the flux
comes back

 
Since this was a 1999 24 years ago patent why have we not seen the generators
all around?

Norman

Hey Norman,

Guess we were patiently waiting for you to do it... 

SL