Part 1 LG Washing machine motor powering six 90 watt Generators / Motors

Hi and Welcome.
This video is about my generator that I built a few years ago.
It is powered by a LG washing machine motor which when powered drives six independent Generators that can produce 24 volts and 4 amps if required. Thats a wattage total of 96 watts per generator at full power.
But because I will be charging a 12 volt battery with this generator on this occasion I will only be using 14 to 15 volts to show you how the machine works.
You will see that each of the 6 generators has their own solar charge controller, voltage meter and amp meter so they can be monitored individually. I can power 6 units or just one unit depending on what I need to achieve.
The LG motor is powered by a VFD inverter due to the motor being 3 phase.
I intend to use a power inverter to drive this unit off its own batteries to achieve the loop whilst charging up the batteries being used.
Sorry but the Video ends very abruptly at the end because the battery in the camera ran out of power, typical lol.!!!
Anyway I hope you enjoy the video and if you have any questions please feel free to comment.
Please leave a like and thumbs up and Subscribe if you haven`t done so already, This will help me build my channel up so I can produce more items of interest to show you. Thanks for watching and Keep safe. Regards
Deryck

[@Regurgitatingnineoclocknews]

As long as he's able to charge the batteries the whole point of this is that it works and can be used in a few different ways depending on what natural available power source is available m me personally I would make a wind turbine as to charge the batteries using that same set up. And solar in conjunction. The wind works well 247 and the sun works until it gets over cast and night time. So using both works perfect in as I said conjunction. Nice work sir.

[@energydreamer5347]

Thank you for sharing your video! Looking forward to watching part 2.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Thank you . Part two now uploaded, hope you like what you see.

[@perrykashella3481]

I'm always late, but beautiful setup got my first motor of this type amazing. subbed.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Thank you glad you like the idea

[@angusmcgil]

i have seen a few people using these motors in their testing labs ,and have configured them in Bedini and pulse configurations .the drive motors i am really interesting though and there are some leaking into the ev sports cars now that are an axial flux motor and a radial flux motor in one the winding are on each side and over the outer edge then they use magnets on the out edge with iorn arm the bend the feild around to sides ,similar to the way the altinator bends it magnetic feild ,these motors now have crazy top rpms with high torque while being a 1/4 to a 1/3 the width of a radial alone and can easily be dilectric liquid cooled

[@damianjones6546]

Great machine, cant wait to see more 👍

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Thank you for your compliment. Please subscribe to be notified of further projects. regards Deryck

[@alocin110]

You must be a retired military or marine technician. Only they have the standard in managing components, wiring, and safety in such a great clean and organized manner. Excellent experiment. The idea of utilizing monster torque of the WM Motor makes sens to couple it mechanically, although it will cause a mechanical drag but no one has done this before. It is possible the mechanical drag is not as strong as magnetic drag. We will see your second part for self-powering close loop system. Thank you for sharing. I really liked your well-organized schematic of each generator. Great job! Keep it up sir. Lots of respects from Canada.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi. Thankyou for your positive comments , Nice to hear from someone who can see the potential in this generator. In part 2 you will see that I run the whole unit off one battery making it a closed loop system, I only ran it for a few minutes for the video on you tube but it seemed to work ok. but I will be testing it with long running times. I am also going to change the PWM units to MPPT units which will maximise all of the volts and amps that are being generated. Still working out how to change batteries over (If needed.) Once I have run it using the MPPT units I will post another video showing the results, good or bad. Its all about trying out different ideas. anyway thanks again . make sure you have subscribed so you dont miss any new videos of mine. Regards Deryck

[@NaghamAldalie-sch]

Great work my friend ..go ahead.

[@joshsundiwa]

thanks for sharing

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Joshua. Thank you for your interest. please suscribe so you dont miss any of my future video`s. kind regards Deryck

[@earthssecretenergy2371]

good stuff

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Thankyou for your positive comments. make sure you subscribe so you dont miss any future video`s that I post up on youtube. Regards Deryck

[@simonedeflorio9175]

Somethings wrong, if u use 320W you give back to the batteries 15V•2A for each MPPT, wich means 90W for 3 MPPT and in yhis case maximum 180W, how cannot you tell the others 140W where used to activate the motor at 275RPM? PS: i apreciate your work, very interesting

[@rupacarachanel]

Saya sedang mendalami jenis BLDC ini untuk dibuat satu sumbu dengan penggerak jadi satu dengan penghasil ,Salam hangat dari Indonesia

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

I hope your studies go well. Regards Deryck

[@petekemp1326]

Awesome

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Thankyou for your positive comments. make sure you subscribe so you dont miss any future video`s that I post up on youtube. Regards Deryck

[@franklittle6965]

Interesante proyecto.. gracias por compartir, en mi experiencia con ese motor usándolo como generador, es importante usar el eje original y el rodamiento que trae la lavadora.. girará totalmente estable, trasmitir la fuerza mecánica con correas es menos ruidoso que con piñones.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Thankyou for your positive comments. make sure you subscribe so you dont miss any future video`s that I post up on youtube. Regards Deryck

[@Rizla2016Drone]

Hello, are you making more power on the output then what going in from the AC input, nice work mate :)

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

That is hopefully the result I will finally achieve, see part two it explains this a little more, regards Deryck

[@luketaylor1621]

Hi mate, love ya work!! Thank you. I’m having struggles with the LG & the input, I can get plenty of output but I can’t even get 12 input through the main 3 input wires? Any help would be great thank you🙏🏼👍🏼🤷🏼‍♂️

[@luketaylor1621]

It seems to just lock up straight away! Dead short?

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Are you using a VFD DRIVE to power your motor. The LG is 3 phase so you need a single phase to a 3 phase VFD Drive. hope this helps.

[@luketaylor1621]

@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream no I am not using a “VFD drive” I have just been testing with DC regulated power supply & a 12 volt battery separately & trying with a bridge rectifier but still full cogging? Why do I need to use a VFD? Or can I get around this another way. Thank you very much for your help. Still locking up every time

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

@@luketaylor1621 The Motors like these are 3 phase you cannot run them on a single phase input. basically you have 3 motors in one and the VFD powers each motor on and off at the exact time to make the motor turn. have a look on youtube there are plenty of examples. there are also examples on you tube how to rewire the motor to run on 12 volts too. I learned how to run these motors on you tube, all the info is there that explains all this Regards Deryck

[@The.5thHRanch]

Is this More or less Free energy? Can it power itself without an outside supply?

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

In the second video I run the generator off a 12 volt battery that powers a power Inverter to run the unit on 230 volts the 6 independent generators all reach approx 14 volt and 2amps and more if I need it, keeping any and all the batteries charged up to power the power inverter. which then runs the 3 phase LG Motor. It appears that I should be able to run this machine for as long as the unit holds up. hope this answers your question, Regards Deryck

[@treaclev]

Hello! Please write how much energy was spent to power the installation.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Vadim In the video you will see me scrolling through the inverters settings and it shows that I am using approx 1 amp to run the machine and the voltage is 230 volt so the power is 230 watts. how ever when I am using all 6 generators the amps naturally go up to approx 1.5 amp making the power 345 watts. Even at 2 amps it is only 460 watts, which means that if I am producing 6 x 90 watts thats 540 watts generated. which is more out than in. Over unity I believe. Hope this makes sense to you and thanks for your interest.

[@treaclev]

@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream sorry, but I don’t understand what 540 watts you are talking about i see 13 volts and 2 amps from each generator x 6 = 156 watts

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

@@treaclev sorry for the confusion I was trying to explain that have 6 x 24volt x 4amp generators available and if it took 2amp and 230 volt to drive the unit fast enough approx 370 rpm then that will be Input of 460 watts which will give me the 540 watts of power from the 6 generators. I havent reached that point as yet and am still doing some testing but it looks promising. I have just uploaded a 2nd video maybe this will help to make it a little clearer to you. regards Deryck

[@angusmcgil]

hello im am watching your video ,thanks for having a go and posting .I am curious though as to what was your motive to run 6 x 90 circuits separately like this ,would love to hear from you thanks Angus

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Angus. The aim is to generate enough power to run this on on a power inverter as I have shown in part 2 . If I can do that I can complete the loop to run itself with power to spare. I am still trying to find out how much power I need to generate to accomplish this. Thanks for your interest, please subscribe so you can keep up with what I am doing. lots to see. Kind regards Deryck

[@angusmcgil]

no probs Deryck thats where i thought you were going .I drive inefficencies are where we get let down thats why the devices that have got the closest so far to over unity have been the pulse motors with massive 2-3 pound coils of copper they have 3 stator coils with 2 neo dymium magnet rotors between them .when paired with sensors an right controller they can reach resonence and magnet flux saturation then then curent used drops off to near nothing.also if they use 6 coil pairs each time 2 coils are fired they have 4 coils to pull energy back from .gerard morin was very close to a production model last time i read up on him you might get some ideas from his videos too @@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream

[@angusmcgil]

one thing i didnt notice was that you could probably leave out the pwm charge controllers they would be wasting energy on you if you rpm is stable and voltage is stable they wouldnt be needed.anything you can trim out will help

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Angus I must have watched 95% of Gerard Morrin`s videos it was he who got me really interested in this over unity lark. I have seen many videos of Bedini motors with big coils and my thoughts was the coils can only give a small amount of current and voltage before it starts to drag the motor down. My idea is to use my idea with at least 3 batteries that can be timed to change to which one is the power battery at any one time. therefore keeping ahead of the power being used. The generators I use can generate 24 -27 volts and 4amp if the washing machine motor drive is quick enough approx 350 rpm which isnt fast at all. The washing machine motors will reach 1000 RPMS when set up correctly. so still lots of power in reserve at the moment. Regarding the PWM I agree they are not too helpfull as they actually restrict the power back to the battery. I used these because of cost and I am still learning what is best to use. It is my intention now to use the MPPT units because it will use all the power generated by the 6 generators. I have quite a few ideas to get this machine to run itself and am confident that it can be achieved. Gerard Morrin was close at the end but disappeared all of sudden. Maybe he decided to keep the results a secret lol like so many on utube. Anyway hope you understand where I am with this idea just need a little more time and funds to get there. I enjoy what I do and its for fun and entertainment for all who are interested. All the best Deryck

[@angusmcgil]

Awesome Deryck if you ever want to try a more configurable motor controller let me know and i can probably send you the parts for your channel ,using arduino and 3 inverter boards which will boost up to 400 volt from a low voltage and since you can adjust the frequency to whatever you want you can even reach 3000 rpm with that motor.ill even find the code for you as its already done for us cheers Angus,@@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream

[@finesseblack568]

Hey. I have a similar project that I'm working on. And ive been looking for the right sized spur gears. It seems that nobody sells them. Did you have to print them yourself?

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi I dont have a 3d printer, I sourced all the parts from the internet and Ebay. Took me ages to find the right parts, I improvised alot too. I build all my ideas from parts I find online. There is not many large gears out there made of plastic. I have since found a supplier on Ebay that sells various sized plastic spur gears. called HOSTAFORM. hope this helps with your build. Regards Deryck

[@finesseblack568]

Yes this helps alot.Thank you so much. But do you remember the OD of the big gear. And The OD of the smaller ones?

[@angusmcgil]

heya have you measured by any chance this would be at optimal rpms the voltage and current used on the drive motor and compared it to the total output .im sure our viewers would find interesting aswell thanks

[@angusmcgil]

and i forgot to ask what you were using as the generators?cheers

[@mirfd]

Sorry for my question. Is it a kind of moto perpetual?

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Thankyou for your question. I have done some testing and I believe that with this set up I can make the generator power its self which would mean over unity. my second video shows the generator being driven off an inverter powered from the batteries which are then being recharged all the time by the six individual generators that are being driven by the main center motor. I hope this makes sense to you. ( please see part 2) kind regards Deryck

[@VictorRuiz-nv9wj]

I suggest some lapping compound treatment and some slick 50 or prolong.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Thankyou for your positive comments. make sure you subscribe so you dont miss any future video`s that I post up on youtube. Regards Deryck

[@DeyanChandarov-dd1bp]

Hi Deryck, I have a question. Can I run this LG motor with optidrive E2?

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

I think the E2 can be a single phase in and single phase out. AND it can also be a single phase in and 3 phase out too. If you have U.V.W Terminals then yes you can run this motor as U V W relates to 3 phase output. hope this helps. regards Deryck. ps. it will tell you on the info label.

[@raymondsoutherland86]

I want to know the story about the hand tattoos more than anything.

[@RB-qg1qx]

I'm not sure what the point is Deryck, it's an oddity for sure.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi and thanks for the interest. I have just uploaded a 2nd video about this project and it may explain to you what I hope to achieve. But please always remember that I do this for fun and entertainment first and foremost and if I or others get good results from this video then thats a bonus all around. Share the idea and see where it goes.? Regards Deryck

[@andersson.l.e]

So you create electric energy with electric energy. Or.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

or I create more energy than I use to power the system. Thats the plan anyway lol. thank you for your interest.

[@leo959]

480p we meet again

[@pulsedmotor]

If you add flywheel weight 50 lbs or so. It will run better my friend.

[@pulsedmotor]

Look at a lawnmower motor top.

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi. Many thanks for your suggestion, I have already tested that idea with a much lesser weight but as soon as you put more weight into the rotor it uses alot more power / watts due to the current increasing because of the extra weight that needs to rotated. instead of 1.5 amp being used with out any weight added it was going up to 2.5 amp and above making the input power way too high. eg: 2.5 amp x 230 volt is 575 watts input. but the out put power does not increase which isnt helpfull when trying to achieve over unity. Hope this makes sense to you. regards Deryck

[@BillGorman]

Try a belt drive, be a lot quieter

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

It sure would but its not easy when you have 6 separate generators from one drive wheel. to wrap one belt around all those pulleys would create too much friction which would over exert the drive motor, which is what I have tried avoid. reason is I need the main drive power to be less than the 6 generators combined to achieve what I consider to be over unity. Hope this makes sense to you. regards Deryck

[@jussikankinen9409]

So u charge 6 batteries with 1 battery

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Jussi. Yes that`s correct but more importantly I can power the Power inverter which runs the whole thing, making it self running. and in part 2 you will see that I actually do that. Hope you have subscribed so you don`t miss out on any future video`s that I upload to youtube. Regards Deryck

[@energydreamer5347]

Hello Deryck - can I reach by email privately?

[@AlaskanInsights]

what are is this supposed to do? you are spinning generators with a motor .... you are not gaining anything.. watts law...

[@richardnewey7593]

Wow a bit noisey jeez need belt drive man lol

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

Hi Richard . Yes a little noisey , This was the best way to build this idea with parts that were available at the time but it gets the idea out there for all to see and experiment with if they so wish. make sure you are subscribed so you dont miss any of my future video`s that I put out. Regards Deryck.

[@Biokemist-o3k]

I do not believe that you can draw down a battery and charge it at the same time. You need a timer or something so you can have a run and a charge battery system .

[@jussikankinen9409]

If 2 batteries

[@Biokemist-o3k]

@@jussikankinen9409 exactly. There is a latching relay /timer that is made by OMRON that does exactly what is needed for $60.

[@nexpro6985]

This a a noisy and pointless way to waste energy.