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problem with the MEG as described in the patent   Message List  
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Re: problem with the MEG as described in the patent

Hi guys
I agree with the idea that driving a coil to impede the flux path is a
difficult task. I have worked with dc brushless motors and the motor
stator permeability is a problem for high torque with small motors.
As I see it the objective of the meg is not to totally stop the flux
path but to reduce it just prior to reaching core saturation. Any
change in flux will result in a change in secondary output.
I do believe that true over unity can be achieved with the new
materials being invented with a crystalline structure that could shift
polarity and hinder a flux path with a small current applied.

Dave









Wed Aug 23, 2006 3:24 am

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Those of us who have built a MEG know the basic circuitry is simple enough to impliment. Obtaining the Metglas core is also just a matter of the proper email...
Norm Fletcher
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Mar 5, 2006
9:12 pm

Well said... the proper meg resembles a well tuned antenna more than anything else I've seen... keeping the flux where it belongs is essential... both in the...
Brent Selleck
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Mar 6, 2006
3:39 am

... It seems to me that the control winding that would most closely achieve this is a single layer as close to the core as possible. On the other hand, I am ...
Wayne Robey
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Mar 28, 2006
4:18 pm

... First the Metglas is only efficient (low hysteresis loss) ... operated at a ... using a TV fly back core and not a thin (approaching single layer) control...
Norm Fletcher
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Mar 29, 2006
1:36 am

Hi guys I agree with the idea that driving a coil to impede the flux path is a difficult task. I have worked with dc brushless motors and the motor stator...
Dave
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Aug 25, 2006
1:07 pm

***** PREFACE BY GROUP MODERATOR ******* I am approving this posting with some trepidation that it might spur a round of THEORY discussion. What's the problem...
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Sep 10, 2009
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... LES, MY REPLIES ARE EMBEDDED IN ALL CAP TEXT WITHIN YOUR ORIGINAL MESSAGE BELOW. STAN MAYER <snip> ... PLEASE ELABORATE ON "CERTAIN CHANGES" AS I HAVE SEEN...
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