I build the circuits and when they work, I write about them. I often wonder why I waste my time posting to the newsgroups. Anyone that takes the time to argue, doesn't go to any of the links, and if they do, they don't really read the material there.
When you go to this link, there are several different motor designs that consist of using AC currents, the stator as the primary and bushes to short the secondary. At no point is the motor designed outside of transformer physics.
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You tend to come out here when you click on the link:
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Then you need to click on the HTML format link for the "main site"
Then on this link: III. ELECTRICITY.--Phenomena of Alternating Currents.--By Prof. ELIHU THOMSON.--16 illustrations.
And it really gives you the wiring diagram and everything for a motor that could work.
It doesn't cover how Series Resonance can be used in a circuit that utilizes the primary as the inductor and the secondary in isolation. Nor the details of how an isolation transformer works or works differently than step up or step down transformers do to the 1:1 winding ratios.
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I've taken my signal generator out, placed a capacitor on parallel with the primary of a bifilar wound 1:1 transformer and it only resonates at one frequency. Basically, the ring of the circuit dies out on the oscilloscope. Secondary Open, the ring lasts and the energy is stored in the primary as an inductor. Secondary Shorted, Q=1 or it doesn't resonate or ring value is equal to 1 for the primary. The primary produces the magnetic lines, and the secondary consumes them at the same rate. Changing frequencies, resonance is still centered on the same frequency with the primary open or shorted. That means that the reflected impedance of the secondary on the primary only shows you the time constant for that inductor slow the rise time in current flow through the primary with a net self inductance of 0 because that was absorbed by the secondary being shorted.
I don't know why I attempt logic with politicians that feel that every law of physics is equally as arguable as a speed limit, stop sign, or how much of bikini to wear. You know that fat lady would call seeing a perfect naked body harassment. Jealousy, embarrassment, and feeling of guilt and inadequacy is all fine by me. Especially, if it motivates you to live a healthier lifestyle. Therefore, obesity is the epidemic, and public nudity the cure.