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NEWSCIENCENEWSCIENCEN However, for those who are seeking greater efficiency figures, it is advised to stay with the tapered disc contactor method and build a small low wattage unit, i.e., 0.25 to 1 watt. This is the area of power rating within which you will gain quicker and bet- ter results which, in turn, will provide the necessary experience for designing and building a larger unit. ; Once again the inventor cannot stress the importance enough, for those who wish to construct a successful device, to start at the bottom rung and listen to what the device is saying to you as you go along. course, are principally those of magnetic ‘neodymium’ or 'samarian cobalt’ magnets However, for those who are seeking drag, hysterisis loss and eddy currents, all of _ without first having experience with cheap _ greater efficiency figures, it is advised to which waste energy in heat and hence _ easy-to-get ‘alnico' magnets, for if youcom- _ stay with the tapered disc contactor method require a cooling fan - with its attendant mence with powerful magnets you will find and build a small low wattage unit, i.e., 0.25 losses as well. yourself facing powerful problems. More to 1 watt. This is the area of power rating As explained previously, the Adams information on this matter of ‘powerful within which you will gain quicker and bet- machine runs cool in comparison to the con- Magnets’ will be found in the article referred ter results which, in tum, will provide the ventional machine and does not, therefore, 10 a8 "The Adams 1992-1993 Christmas- necessary experience for designing and require a cooling fan. Now these factors New Year breakthrough” (refer to NEXUS _ puilding a larger unit. ; surely speak for themselves. It must also be Vol. 2, No. 11) and in the article written by Once again the inventor cannot stress the borne in mind by the reader that in the con- the inventor referred to as "On Wilhelm importance enough, for those who wish to ventional AC or DC machine, the internal Muller" (dated 1 February 1993). Using construct a successful device, to start at the heat of windings and stators reach boiling powerful magnets will not prove anything joiom Tung and listen to what the device is point within fifteen minutes. The Adams beyond what alnico will do. However, saying to you as you go along. machine does not have this problem. given this, if you feel you must choose pow- Given these salient factors, which in oe. for Sane ee at rat ou themselves are a starting point for those of take - great care is req inthe han- NOTE FOR THE CURIOUS Pt. dling of them to preclude personal injury. Thi ived a let of ardin you who are forward-thinking, I feel I have 2 ; ave received a lot of requests Teg 18 provided sufficient hints, information and 2) For a proving machine do not use less an explanation accounting for such low guidance to enable those astute enough to ‘han 10 ohms each for two stators at 180° temperature operation on full load. This realise the potentiality of the principles #P@tt; recommend series mode for first one fact alone is indisputable evidence of given, to build a machine for themselves attempt. Don't be concerned about start very high efficiency rating. according to their own leanings as well as hs — = and, a what 5 i I have therefore decided to make up a set along the lines of the Adams machine. omer sd yer sane ae = of drawings which will explain to the reader Most of you know of the manual which guooest - walk pay oh rat '8'Y the questions regarding hysterisis, eddy cur- has been published and distributed by > Should * ~ J difficul tent and magnetic drag losses, as well as NEXUB Magesiae, My paspase'na psig? in desi, za id conmnstiog [on tay one Career etaps, Rie. ing this manual is to give those interested an lies pate (machinin +a ) ae, a These drawings will be accompanied with insight into the principles of the mysteries Bs Ctc.), written explanations concerning the ‘how' s F electronic switching, i.e., photo, Hall effect, = r of my machine, and I expect those interest- 47 inductor effect, with switching current 44 ‘why’ of certain factors. ed, patient and persevering enough to accept transistor, etc. The machine, correctly con- These drawings and their accompanying that they must work out and work with — sirycted, should still deliver a minimum information will be available directly from these mysteries and to, like myself, to battle 1079 efficiency. The charging effect will, the inventor at the address given below at a to get there. Only then will tue understand- course, be lost, and the input current to cost of NZ$20.00 including postage. ing and enlightenment reveal itself and tue supply the electronic switching will raise Meanwhile, for further information on the reward, however slowly, be theirs. the total input quite steeply. The point to be ‘Adams and Cathie’ projects, you'll find it Notwithstanding these statements howev- made here is that in using electronic switch- all in your future issues of NEXUS." er, I submit here a few further valuable Tec- ing, in a larger machine, the degree of loss Robert Adams. ommendations for readers, and as time pro- due to this use of electronic switching is 46 Landing Road gresses, and as time permits, some further _pegligible. such tidbits of information will be drip-fed id a panies New Zed. through NEXUS as a form of encourage- ment to all concerned. I would like to inform readers at this point in time that, because of the steady flow of response I have had since publica- tion in NEXUS, by enthusiasts, interested parties and investors alike, it is no longer possible to address enquiries of the nature of those above individually, other than on a consultancy basis. Although I will continue to contribute certain articles to NEXUS as long as I am able, and will continue to per- sonally reply to all mail, I ask readers to kindly understand that a good deal of my time is involved in consultancy already on my advanced projects, so my free time is somewhat limited. I encourage readers to keep their eyes on NEXUS as I intend to remain as loyal to them as they are to me. Here, then, are those few further recom- mendations to readers. If contemplating the construction of a proving machine - note as follows: Don' h 4 ful The inventor of the Pulsed Electric Motor Generator, Robert Adams, with his technical assistant Mr John 1) Don't purchase expensive power! Martin (background), March 1975, then six years into his research and development work (18 years ago). The inventor of the Pulsed Electric Motor Generator, Robert Adams, with his technical assistant Mr John Martin (background), March 1975, then six years into his research and development work (18 years ago). NEXUS¢49 Vol 2, No 13 - 1993 44 NOTE FOR THE CURIOUS