it made from 3d printer,
consist ot 9 + 1 segment
this is the initial picture...now the frame has modified accomodated my circuit,
soon will upload my latest video...with load test
https://fbcdn-photos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpf1/v/t1.0-0/p206x206/13240736_10154260199609884_4281483692206265676_n.jpg?oh=d3c5b2c4a6b81a4932a27075c4b6543b&oe=57C6AC83&__gda__=1474698901_9b675a6163e0609482208e6e4b38bbb2
got neo's in it?
for the coils are you aiming for air/ferrite or iron?
if iron it gonna need a lot momentum to keep it going, and also torque when loaded.
you could however fill caps from the coils
and pulse discharge them into a cap bank.
if you dont discharge the cap completely in the bank there will be less drag on the generators rotor!
also PMH type of coils are cool in generators!
as they envoke lenzlaw from the beginning.
loading a PMH will cause lenzlaw to go away.
also using generator coils to pump electrons from earth is a cool expiriment.
then u can short the coil on alignment with the magnet.
and get 300+ volts from ground ;)
pumping the shorted coil between 2 ground gives a extra voltage bonus (very weird but i've seen it happen here a few times alreaddy)
without the coil shorting i did 1 test.
generator coil was loaded with a cap to bring the coil in resonance wich made 1 coil give me about 35 volts from a super pole (2 same poles pressed together)
then pumped it through ground giving me an extra 20 volts.
end up with filling caps to 55 volts.
then i applied coil shorting wich gave me a phenominal 370 volts in caps. really unbelievable cool!!