Resonating 2 stator windings while drawing a load from the other 6
Using a second capacitor box in parallel with the 2 remaining 100turn stator windings(connected in series) I then  progressively increased the capacitance  until its frequency and phase appeared as shown in the scope shot below.  The total capacitance connected at resonance  was around 90uf . With lower cap values the resonance was highter frequency and appeared as a secondary frequency riding on the output 60hz.....  The motor power draw while the resonance was being adjusted was consistant at around  41W.   A 50 ohm power resistor was then  connected on the output (6 x 100 turn stator windings in series)   Data as follows:

     1) Motor while adjusting resonance.   41W       (no load connected)

     2) Motor power under load               66W         (50 ohm load across ecklin output)

     3) Load power measured .69adc  x  35.1vrms  =  24.22W

Under load the output waveform transformed into a bipolar squarewave and the scope measurement function (ch1 RMS) read 35.1vrms

The results observed for this test were ok, Nothing OU, but certantly better than the first time i ran it.  Improvments made to date included: 1) upgrading the mounting board to steel U channel. 2) finessing the mechanical allignment between the motor and the ecklin,.and 3)  Adjusting the rotor gap for minimum clearance....

Future improvments could  include 1)reworking the rotor laminants to remove the machined shorts  2) Wrap 8 x 100turn windings to the second stator pole. 3) obtain a variable frequency AC power source to drive the motor at different speeds durring testing.....
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