David Hamel three cones device, solution may already been out there!

[bs2012]

I assumed you have the idea what it is.  Pls Google for it first, if necessary.

Pls share your opinions.

Let's discuss the physical theory:

- the design allow easy wobble of the cones
- when any  of the cones wobble, as the magnets move, tiny and even neglectable electricity fired up
- when that fraction of electricity travel along, the electricity will reach the other two cones and causing tiny and even neglectable magnetic influence on them
- each tiny and neglectable electricity or magnetic movement is increased by threefold on the cones
- when thousands or millions of these tiny movements accumulated, one of the cones would start it's first mechanical movement
- the mechanical movement trigger more mechanical movement on the other two cones and fire up more electricity
- the process repeated until the cones begin to wobble up to million times per second
- significant and even unlimited power would be generated

That matches what Hamel and others described:
- nothing happen for the first few minutes
- the device then breeze, wobble and smells getting out
- causing interference to tv signal as high voltage leaking from the device
- red or orange light was seen and eventually exploded as the device is overloaded with the power it generated

Why people failed to replicate the device:
- the cone and the shell must be made of metal
- the shell is mandatory and it should near the magnets
- the cone won't and never spin, don't limit yourself with the traditional design of power generators
- allow time for the device to start up

[FatBird]

Please post some information about it, because most of us don't know what you are talking about.

Thanks.

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[gauschor]

I think this clears it up http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:David_Hamel_Motor

Very interesting read, but I think it's not easy to construct and it requires expensive special parts e.g. granite balls... But who know, maybe it works?

[bs2012]

Bottom granite balls and magnets as well as the top magnets seems unnecessary if the device is fixed on earth.  Gravity is sufficient to keep the cones in position and wobble.  The top and bottom constructions are to fixing the cones when the device need moving or being used in a place where there's no gravity.

Sizing is a critical concern as it is very difficult to construct and balance if it is too small.  It is also difficult to find materials in perfect shape and material for the cones and the shell.

[vince]

Don't waste your time or money. I spent a lot of time on this thing and could never get it balanced enough to continue to wobble. It would always come to a stop.

Vince