Electric Glider Mark I

The Self Charging Electric Glider Mark I, an MVP device, can extend it's range by producing a return charge to it's internal battery bank while charging an external 24 Volt 100AH battery bank simultaneously.
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[@sebastiansardegna3689]

Very nice.pls bluprint

[@make425]

I was really wondering what happened to you. Thought for a minute you gave up. But I see you are heavy into the research like me. If you haven't tried this, you should. Bridge the driver coil and the generator coil with one of them AC caps. One wire to neg side of driver coil and one to the generator coil. A virtual bridge. That's all I'm going to say about that for now. I'll let you play with what and where to put the second wire. You might find a second tunnel in this rabbit hole we're in. Question though. You running your coils in Attraction mode or repulsion. Glad to see you back and still at it. 👍👍👍

[@MatrixLeTV]

Coils run in both modes because my rotor is N-S-N-S. I like your suggestion, right now I have one microwave capacitor over the pulsed output, then I have an option to switch the AC/DC generator output in series with the pulse output, so at that point, the capacitor is bridged over the entire output. Might be the same affect, I'll look into it. Thanks for your feedback bro!

[@make425]

@@MatrixLeTV I guess I should have asked my question a little differently. I run nsns to. I guess the question should of been. Is your timing leaning more on the attraction side vs. On the repulsion side. I've been trying to utilize the collapsing field flip from the pulse to help boost the heavy rotor. The slower rotations on the motor in the video tells a lot about how the motor is preforming You got a great build going on. Hope to see more videos 👍👍

[@MatrixLeTV]

@@make425 For true AC generation you need NSNS, I don't have any "shaded" or gated coils. They all pulsed in the same direction and it's true push pull irregardless because of the pole position of the magnets. Stay with me.. push pull, pull pull then push push or even push pull pull push all give me AC.. but I can assure you my coils are wound same direction and the motor is push pull giving me an alternator push pull and an AC sine. What are you running?