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Hi Joster --

That is a very nice looking setup you are working on. Tell me how you are going to connect the four wire? Series??? Parallel??? or Combo of
both series and parallel?

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Hi Joster --

Sorry for the delay in me answering your questions but I only check this forum once a week now
or just on the weekends. It is good to ask questions here due to we...

Hi Joster --

See the attached picture of the PCB board.

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Greetings --

It been a while since I have posted anything here on the Energy Science Forum. I have not stopped doing research for the quest of generating power to run a useful device. Check...

Is it really "The End of an Era" or is it the beginning of some fantastic results and hidden data and writings along with documentation notes from Ron Cole from the late 1980's. The Zero Force Motor...

Hi Cristian --

Your video link does not take you to a video but takes you to a sign in to You Tube.
Unable to see the video.

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Hi Jules --

On this thread they were talking about different welding rods and what's available in your part of the world.

http://www.energyscienceforum.com/showthread.php?t=265&page=2
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Hi Ron --

Nice Coil winding setup. I have a few questions for you.

What is the magnet wire gauge you are using?

What is the size of you wood coil form? (Looks a little...

Hi Aaron --

The output from the Full Wave Bridge is the same hooked to the capacitors but the output to the load is switched with a pair of FETs that can switch 260 amps of current. Its not...

Hi Aaron --

The full wave bridge circuit you show is exactly like I hooked up the Capacitor Dump Board to the Bedini-Cole type circuit. The AC input of
the full wave bridge and the...

Hi Aaron --

I did not post a circuit but I did hook up the outside leads of the two coils to the AC input of the Full Wave Bridge on my Capacitor
Dump Board. The leads that were...

Hi All --

I just wanted to post a quick link to my latest video showing the Zero Force Motor running on Solar Power.
The solar panel is a 100 watt 4 amp solar panel and the peak voltage...

Hi All --

I did a video last night on a few improvements to my Zero Force Motor. The motor is only
running on +24 volts of Lead Acid batteries so the RPM's are not over 3500 RPM in this...

Hi Chad --

I have hooked my Zero Force Motor up to a Capacitor Dump Circuit and the output spike from the Coils I measured was double the input voltage. At the time I did this experiment I...

Hi Gyula --

As promised a new video of the Zero Force Motor rotor and shaft and what different strength and size N52 Neo magnets do
to the rotor and shaft. Yesterday's video had one...

Hi Gyula --

I did the experiment over again and I will make a new video. Once the 4th magnet was added to the rotor the shaft became divided into 4 magnet poles up to 1.5 inches up the...

Hi All --

This is a short note to show where I am after my magnet disaster when my Zero Force Motor
was running at 9500 RPM when one magnet flipped up and hit the coil then crashed into...

Hi John --

The attached picture is the damage caused when one magnet flip up off the rotor and crashed into two other magnets before
the rotor abruptly stopped with the magnets all mashed...

Hi Richard --

I was not monitoring the current at this point in time due to this was only a test to see if the bigger
magnets produce more torque. I will be gluing magnets on my rotor for...

Hi John --

Thanks for the warning but I wear thick gloves when handling these magnets. I am well aware of the fingers getting pinched or cut.
Been there Done That. The test was suppose to...

Hi Richard --

I just finished doing the new magnet test today. The results were positive. My torque was tripled from the original magnets I had on my ZFM and my ZFM speed increased by 1/3....

Hi Richard --

The epoxy type is "Loctite 334" which is a high strength epoxy designed specifically for applications in securing magnets.
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Hi Richard --

You can purchase the video of the ZFM presentation and all the notes of the presentation along with a compiled PDF book
from Aaron's website. The PDF book and the PDF...

Hi Richard --

Maybe once we are ready to do this torque test you could give us a few ways to do it and tell us what to buy so
we can get good measurement data. As far as I know only two...