Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
This video is re posted for all those that think they have something wonderful going on when they build a generator that reduces the load on the prime mover when it's loaded. Stop fooling your self,there is nothing to it. Prove me wrong by running your motor without the generator hooked up,get the P/in while it's running. Then run the motor at the same RPM with the generator hooked up,but without a load placed across it. If the prime mover draws the same amount of power with the generator hooked up and spinning at the same RPM as the motor was doing before the generator was coupled to it,then i will stand back and listen to what you have to say. Until then,you have nothing special going on-as the video explains. You are simply reducing power losses/drag through the creation of eddy current heat when you place a load across the generator. When a load is placed across the generators coils,it produces a magnetic field around and through the core. This magnetic field reduces the eddy current drag and heat that was being induced by the magnets on the generators rotor as those magnets passed the coils core.
This video is re posted for all those that think they have something wonderful going on when they build a generator that reduces the load on the prime mover when it's loaded. Stop fooling your self,there is nothing to it. Prove me wrong by running your motor without the generator hooked up,get the P/in while it's running. Then run the motor at the same RPM with the generator hooked up,but without a load placed across it. If the prime mover draws the same amount of power with the generator hooked up and spinning at the same RPM as the motor was doing before the generator was coupled to it,then i will stand back and listen to what you have to say. Until then,you have nothing special going on-as the video explains. You are simply reducing power losses/drag through the creation of eddy current heat when you place a load across the generator. When a load is placed across the generators coils,it produces a magnetic field around and through the core. This magnetic field reduces the eddy current drag and heat that was being induced by the magnets on the generators rotor as those magnets passed the coils core.
