Rotary Pulse Voltage Frequency Generator Assembly

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Thanks komtek,i dont think thats the problem,i think the coils are wound wrong.I think there must be 1 wound clockwise and the next counterclockwise,i am refering to one phase only.I spent a week winding theese bobins and got 6v very frustrating....

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yes if you wind all the same direction on a bobbin, tie each coil and pull the group off the bobbin.
When the coil is installed 1st loop goes up/over and second loop down/under like opening a spring.
I just use a piece of pvc pipe same size as loop and wind by hand.
 

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thanks,i dont exacly what you mean by winding stile,can you make a quik drawing of the corect directions of each coil for one phase only?I use a ''sandwich''tipe former on my winding machine,and i dismentel the sandwich after each coil,very time consuming but the coils looks perfect.

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Look at page 15 and 16.
Follow the lead wire as it goes over then under.

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Thanks soooo much Komtek,thats gold,old school with drawings and skematics,very very nice.Now i have to get some wire,because that that i wound is scraped all over.Cheers!

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What about this wiring style?i dont see it anywere

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That alternator/stator looks like 4 poles.
Have never wound like that, have you tested this wind?
I like it all filled up.

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I haven't try it.4 poles N ,4South i think,here the page
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Rewind-an-Alternator/#step1