Zaldovich effect- Copy Cat Thread

[Jim Mac]

This thread's source info is copied from OUR Forum here.  https://www.overunityresearch.com/index....#msg113773  

Credit for the source idea goes to F6 (member there)

I find this interesting plan to do some simple experiments and open discussion on this possible topic.  In the spirit of "Open Source" if any anomaly or interesting results are produced, they shall absolutely be shared to the OUR community.  But since OUR has limited registration ability ATM, this thread may be an avenue for experimenters to share their findings who may not be active at OUR or prefer a different avenue.


For a basic understanding, see the OUR thread above and this Link from SciTechDaily  https://scitechdaily.com/50-year-old-phy...tic-waves/


I am thinking a basic Shaded Pole Motor from a microwave can be used for small-scale experimentation.  (which I have plenty of).  

This topic reminds me of past articles I have read where coils within a rotating tube act like a magnetic diode.  https://physicsworld.com/a/magnetic-fiel...hysicists/


Again, this thread is not meant to steal credit for a topic being presented elsewhere.

[Jim Mac]

I went ahead and built a rig to spin the shaft of a shaded pole motor. I also removed the thick wire from the core that shifts the phase. So the motor will spin either way when powered, but will no longer self-start.

   

When applying DC to the coil, the shaft locks in place..  And is difficult to move.  Like Full-Braking Effect..  DC will also pull the aluminum rotor wheel and align it to the middle of the core.  Regardless which polarity you use, the Aluminum rotor wheel is pulled into the middle.

Spinning the rotor when DC is applied does nothing to the incoming DC current.  It stayed steady.

When applying AC, manually spinning the rotor took like no extra force if the power was on or off (at least that I noticed).  The incoming current changed slightly when the RPM was cranked up high. But not enough to really write home about.  

Soon I will try using slower frequency AC so I can spin the motor much faster than the incoming frequency to test different speeds.