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Advanced (arguably, improved) Adams Motor by two Vancouver Gadgeteers.
Can we build one for you? Do you want a DVD with four months of meetings on building more...and testing Adams and Bedini motors? Contact me.
We do not claim over-unity.
Robert George Adams (of New Zealand 1920-2006) developed what is now called the Adams Switched Reluctance Pulsed DC Permanent Magnet Motor Generator. (The terminology is idiosyncratic, because the design is not that of a traditional switched reluctance motor). Reluctance is the measure of the opposition to magnetic flux, analogous to electric resistance. In the description of the motor's operation developed by Harold Aspden Ph.D, pulsing the stators electrically is said to switch the reluctance or opposition to the rotor magnets.
Working in collaboration with Harold Aspden, theories about the Aether and the motor's alleged interaction with this medium were developed. Adams sought patents for his work (and has received a UK Patent, GB2282708, with Aspden Harold). Debates over the motor's power measurement still exist, with the thermal methodology originally employed open to question. Further claims made by Adams that Ohm's law is not valid for the apparatus, tend to further confuse output measurement.
Furthermore, it is this size is too small to put on a dyno.
However, the torque seems substantially unexpected given the small draw on the battery.
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