Re-Inventing The Wheel-Part1-Clemente_Figuera-THE INFINITE ENERGY MACHINE

[Schiko]

Seven of this electromagnet sets should work fine!

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/839/clementefigueratransf1.jpg/

Bajac

@bajac
Your setup was pretty much I'm ""ancioso"" to know the tests.
I want to build a setup too but I'll wait your tests with the coil cascaded to decide how to build my system.

anything new?
cheers!!!
Schiko

[bajac]

Schiko,
I have tested the coils with AC voltage only. I made this test to check the inductance of the primary coils. The results of the tests were kind of disappointed. When I applied less than 10volts AC, the primary current was approximately 4A. This is a clear indication that the self induced voltage of the primary coils is too low with 100 turns. The air gap really decreases the flux and the self-inductance of the primary coils. The air gap shall be as small as possible. If you look at the photos you will notice that the air gap of my coils is really small. I would say it is about 0.5 mm. To compensate, I am planning to add about 200 turns to each primary coil.
But, before I add the turns, I want to run the experiment with lower voltage levels. I have finished the construction of an adjustable linear DC power supply. See photos of the unit here:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/534/imageno14linearpowersup.jpg/
I am also writing an Arduino program to generate PWM pulses to drive an H-bridge. I think this is the most cost-effective solution for this apparatus.
On the other hand, I have been tied up with other personal business that limits the amount of time that I can spend on this project.
Thanks,
Bajac

[RMatt]

Hi all,
I've read this whole thread and find it very interesting. I found out about Clemente from a free eBook. I decided to try the digital timing circuit. I went to Radio Shack to see how much it would cost ($205.56). The tech there told me I would be better getting the parts myself, and he gave me the web address of the company he gets his parts from which is mouser.com . I ordered the parts from them at a cost of $48.42. Big savings!!! It only took 5 days to recieve my order.
They do have the Arduino, but I do not know anything about them.
I hope this site can help others.

[forest]

I'm short on money so I bought my Arduino clone for 10$  but once I learned how to make it I prefer to build it myself according to needs (it's just a microprocessor with a voltage stabiliser)

[onthecuttingedge2005]

I'm short on money so I bought my Arduino clone for 10$  but once I learned how to make it I prefer to build it myself according to needs (it's just a microprocessor with a voltage stabiliser)

no amount of money in the world will give you infinite energy.