Uploaded August 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
this is a test on Garry Stanley motor set up. i first made 2 pairs of coils . One pair is with cw winding on the top coiul and ccw winding on the down coil. I noticed no difference as you can flip the wiring to get the same result. You can wire in parallel or in serie, and the result will depaend of your rotor poles. Exactly as Garry said. But i still see a generator wave on all config i did and some are better than others. But the best i could get is with a single coil and double opposite magnet receiving one pulse all together. It seems that when i brake the shaft , the increase in current is very weak in comparison with a conventional electric motor. Need more testing, but interesting anyway.
this is a test on Garry Stanley motor set up. i first made 2 pairs of coils . One pair is with cw winding on the top coiul and ccw winding on the down coil. I noticed no difference as you can flip the wiring to get the same result. You can wire in parallel or in serie, and the result will depaend of your rotor poles. Exactly as Garry said. But i still see a generator wave on all config i did and some are better than others. But the best i could get is with a single coil and double opposite magnet receiving one pulse all together. It seems that when i brake the shaft , the increase in current is very weak in comparison with a conventional electric motor. Need more testing, but interesting anyway.
