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@TR
So from what I gather with your latest video, that flywheel is there as an inertia storage assist and will not be used with an outer belt and drive motor. Hmmmmmmm.
So you want on put drive coils at the base of each 8 chambers to push up the end magnet, but you will run into checkmate since the position of the drive coils need to be the same as any type of pickup coil since your magnet is at the end of each wooden cylinder. I think you better draw this out before your final stages.
Anyways, should you change your mind in the build, I have taken a few minutes to draw an idea on how you can make pick up coils to draw energy off those push/pull magnets.
Really, you may need to make at least three different pick up coil types, then test them, then make your final 8.
If you only wind one multi-turn multi-layer coil, the neutral of the magnet passage will effect 100% of your coil output at each pass.
By using pancaked type, multi stacks, the neutral can only be in one or two stacks and not in the complete output coil. The magnet passes and is progressively changing inside each individual stack so the neutral effects becomes confined to only a percentage of the pick up coil and not in all of it when using one huge coil.
Also, million turn coils will give you higher voltage, big deal, you will still have to step it down to use it. With pancaked, the lines are radial outward and the paralleling will increase amperage output at a lower more workable voltage.
That's the theory anyway.
So, again, drive coil at the base of those magnet chambers will require so much juice and the timing will have to be electronically controlled per 8 drive coils, it just seems way overkill when your real timing is already hard built into the actual rotation. Since you added that flywheel, what I recommend is doing a mix with Bedini style using the flywheel, embed some magnets into the outer edge of that wheel and run it with a simple pulsed coil and reed. The flywheel circumference will give you good leverage in turning the the 8 chamber magnets.
Then all you need to do is pull out from the 8 pick up coils enough to drive the one drive coil and your on your way.
All the best.
wattsup
PS: Notice in the drawing I have a second option where you can have two magnets in each of the 8 chambers, one closer to the base in case you want to keep your method, a second magnet per chamber will allow you drive coils to drive that the magnets closer to the base of each chamber, then use the outer magnet to impress into your secondaries.
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