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

[NRamaswami]

Hi Dieter:

This is what happens in the primary.. The primary electromagnet for the two inductors P1 and P2 consumes the same 200 watts or 640 to 680 watts irrespective of whether the secondary is connected to load or not..That is what the P1-S-P2 coil connected in the NS-NS-NS polarity does..

Similarly secondary output has a fixed wattage.

If you increase the number of lamps voltage goes down and amperage goes up but wattage remains the same..primary is not affected by whether we connect secondary to load or otherwise..I have already reached that stage..

I'm going to do exactly what you indicated as A_A_A_ which Hanon asked me already to do yesterday..That will make the primaries send an enormous amount of magnetic flux and oscillation of electrical field to the secondary and I would expect the secondary to work very well. Let me tell you tomorrow..This would avoid the commutator and the resistor set up.

[dieter]

NRamaswami, if your device consumes 200w without a load then there must be something wrong. If the resistance of the Ps is too low, the current will be practicly short cirquited and the magnetism is only a small sideeffect. The real resitance  is complicated to calculate, but the dc resistance may act as a rule of thumb. eg. 100 ohm at 230v, that would be 230 x 230 / 100= 529 watt.
Theoreticly, with two primaries, it could happen that one sees the b field of the other one as a back mmf, causing a load by counterfighting 2 primaries. that of course should not happen! Remember, the b field has to build each cycle, it follows the voltage delayed, and that delay depends on frequency and impedance. And also the back Emf has these characteristics. Counter fighting primaries have to be prevented under all circumstances. The path from one primary to the other should not be easier than trough the secondary. Which is where we want the current to be induced.


I am making a new Test, with two E cores and a piece of iron sheet as a spacer between the middle leg, and paper between the outer ones. This way the path from the POLES of the Ps will have an easier loop trough the middle leg, but whatever tries to loop trough a primaries core will find an air gap there... to be confirmed...


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[shadow119g]

Marathonman: Thank you. I believe your electronic commutator will work.

Cadman: Thank you, I am ordering a commutator, brush holder and brush today.
I think I remember seeing them before but I was caught up in my own device. I am
sure this commutator will work as it should.

I still believe in electronic devices, as they have no moving parts, relatively inexpensive,
and I believe, more reliable. I envision having two electronic devices and maybe even
two sets of transformers for reliability on any vehicle or maybe even home. Just as piston
powered aircraft  have two magnetos for each engine. Prior to every flight, the aircraft
checklist, has the pilot check the mags my selecting both then left, the both, then right,
then back to both prior to takeoff.
Thank you again,

Shadow

[Cadman]

Shadow, you're welcome.

I believe in electronic devices too, but building a driver for something like this generator is out of my league.

My thinking is, since I will not be using radio frequencies, simple mechanical devices have some excellent advantages to offer. Simplicity and durability for instance. I will be using a lead acid battery source at 12 volts and higher along with various coil sizes and combinations while testing. Since that will result in wildly varying amperage demands from one setup to another, a simple heavy duty commutator and a coil of inexpensive nichrome resistor wire will make it very easy to change the driver circuit resistances to suit the situation, without worrying about blowing up sensitive electronic components. The resistor wire can handle accidental short circuits and dissipate 100s of watts no problem, if need be.

Besides, it will be much easier to design the electronics once the requirements are firmly established.
Either that or one of the other builds will be wildly successful and it will be a moot point.

[shadow119g]

I agree. Even though I am good with machining, welding and other skills
It would be foolish for me to try and build the commutator made by
Eurton Electric. I don't think I could buy the copper for what the
commutator cost. I am back on track now, thanks again.