OS:CD Motor
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CD Motor Open Source Project
This page concerns an experiment that was developed between Sept 2001-2004 under the direction of Tim Harwood in an Egroup. Inspired by the claims of Robert Adams and his exotic pulsed motor technology, it was widely replicated.
Adams, living, is careful not to let others speak on his behalf, so it should be made clear that the CD motor was developed wholly independently of Mr. Adams.
The motor instructions posted herein are compiled by Tim Harwood from that project. He says that when followed they will result in a motor that has been demonstrated to manifest unexplained thermal properties (i.e. drops in temperature below ambient) and back-emf surges in excess of 80% of input. However, none have yet been able to advance to the point of having a self-running system with power left over to use. It it hoped with improved circuitry, core materials, and a 240v apparatus input, the 100%-plus level can be achieved.
The adequacy of these plans now posted at PESWiki to provide sufficient information to build a replica as described has not yet been verified by a successful replication. A version of the plans presented elsewhere, did result in successful replications.
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About
Overview
What is unique about the CD Motor is that it was based upon a highly specific theory of operation, based upon the in-register geometry Directory:CD Motor. While previous claims about exotic performance had either been vague, or talked about the battery, the CD motor has always been highly specific. Based upon this tight theory, the goal was to design actual apparatus than conformed to it, while being as cheap and low cost as possible.
What to expect
What should you be looking for after you have built the device?
Caution
ANY experimentation undertaken is performed ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Disclaimer
The CD Motor was developed wholly independently of Mr. Robert Adams.
FAQ
Answers to the most frequently asked questions
Assembly
Layout
The motor could be said to be roughly based upon a rule-of-5. That is to say the stator head should be about 20% of the cross sectional area of the rotor pm face, and the magnet duty should be kept to about 20%, through the physical spacing of the pms on the rotor.
Construction
Assembly can be done cheaply and simply largely with household items.
Alternative layouts
Three layouts proved especially popular with old Egroup members.
Circuitry
Various strategies can be used to pulse the motor each with different advantages.
Replications
OS:CD Motor old egroup replications
List a link to your replication from this PESWiki project.
Discussion
- Discussion List (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pes_CD_Motor/) - created for this project at PESWiki
- Talk page for this project at PESWiki
Contacts
Tim Harwood posted these instructions and designed the original experiment and ran the original egroup. He is no longer active in this area of research.
See also PESWiki:Contact
See also
- Other Open Source Projects
- PESWiki main index
- PES Network Inc. (http://pureenergysystems.com)
