Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Grumage]

A lath so he can make fly wheels, an easy way to make excess energy ! I must pay him a visit sometime if he is ok about getting stuff working

Dear Mr AlienGrey.

Hmmm.... A lath is a thin bit of wood, not easy to make flywheels with !!      A typo, but a funny one !!

You would be made welcome however a lathe can only machine a flywheel not make one, you would need some material to work with like a casting for instance.

This was what I did for 25 years.......     http://www.alynfoundry.co.uk/

Cheers Grum.

[skywalker66]

Hi Verpies ! Thanks for reply.

I do not think that the majority of electric current is carried by charged electrons.

In current plasma is true, but in current from electric wire dominant carriers is electrons as I know, isn't it?

I noticed that the article does not account for the relative motion with respect to the positive charges on the inner cylinder of the core ...it only accounts for the relative motion with respect to the negatively charged outer cylinder.  Why the unequal treatment?
On the practical side I am surprised by the high length to diameter ratio of the coil described in this article.
Also, I's like to notice that the insulation of an enameled cooper wire cannot withstand 30kV.  I am unclear whether this electric potential difference occurs between the outer cylinder and the coil.

That would be because coil is wounded on the external negative cylinder which is negative polarized. Coil become a part of negative plate of capacitor, and not some third plate. In that experiment, coil is part of a floating circuit with out a path to ground or positive plate of cylindrical capacitor, therefore enameled isolation wouldn't subjected to 30KV stress. The HV stress is inside large cylinder between the two cylinder, not between external negative cylinder and coil.

But there is something also which puzzle me , assuming coil develop some sort of negative inductance due the influence of negative cylinder as document states, and have magnetic field, wouldn't that field disipated by the cylinder itself as a heavy secondary like short-circuit turn  ?

[AlienGrey]

Dear Mr AlienGrey.

Hmmm.... A lath is a thin bit of wood, not easy to make flywheels with !!      A typo, but a funny one !!

You would be made welcome however a lathe can only machine a flywheel not make one, you would need some material to work with like a casting for instance.

This was what I did for 25 years.......     http://www.alynfoundry.co.uk/

Cheers Grum.

Only joking !  I already have some made some 9 cm 3.5 inch in dia care of one of my uni mates but just haven't had the time to make a Lens free generator yet!

cheers AG

All those engines, one driving an unbalanced motor generator mechanism would be nice any ideas ?

[AlienGrey]

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Hi Hoppy. Just to clarify, the info I gave on the different coils and frequencies came directly
from George's own schematics and comments. The only thing that I estimated myself was the L4 coil.

I think i have a note L4 is 10 T but have to experiment.

Email him he does get back to you.

Ha Ha looked at grinders to see what motor is like now Argos keeps pestering me about a grinder ! PS rather have a cheerleader       (it's Russian for grinder on google )

[Hoppy]

Hi Hoppy. Just to clarify, the info I gave on the different coils and frequencies came directly
from George's own schematics and comments. The only thing that I estimated myself was the L4 coil.

Hi Void,

Thanks for your clarification. My confusion is in respect to coils L2 and L3. I picked up two references to coil lengths for L2 as 150m (as you showed) and 400 turns but neither look right, although 400 turns / 150m of 0.3mm would look about right if the coil former was around 6cm dia instead of 9cm. The same goes for L3, where 38m, like the 150m for L2, would be nowhere near enough wire to wind a coil of the length shown on the 8cm former diameter given.