The Dual rotor permanent magnet motor model, which is actuator assisted, has the following data during a test run.

RPM approx. 1800 (under load)
DC power consumed, 6.25 watts
Calculated Motor generated output in watts 4.375
Efficiency while powered 100% of the time, ~70%.  (using 2-12" speakers for actuators).  Output measured using prony brake and digital scale.

It is not necessary to power this motor 100% of the time.  If powered at say 25% of the time, it should run on an average power consumption of 1.5625 watts.  (using DC ohms law)  4 watts out / 2 watts in = 200% efficient 

 

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