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

[Doug1]

Shadow
  Because you neglected to figure out how it was to become self sustaining. Other wise it would have built up to a level that was sufficient for use.

[shadow119g]

Opps! I pushed the wrong button!

Thanks to all for your help.

Here is some more information about my device.
My resistor is made from the heating coil from a small electric space heater
costing less than $20.00.

The total resistance is 42 ohms.
I tapped the "resistor"so that the voltages at each tap would follow a sign
wave curve. I printed a sign wave and assigned ohms along the curved sign
wave. I assumed that would help create a sign wave better than having all
resistors with the the same value. I actually picked up a little AC voltage by
doing this.
I have found out that this heater core only gets slightly warm when in use.
At this point I could safely soft solder the leads to the wires leading to my
commutator. I wonder if I have enough total resistance to work?

Good news, I just got my new factory made commutator, brush holder
and brushes in the mail.

Maybe this will help!

Shadow

[Cadman]

Shadow,

Earlier I stated my belief that hysteresis was not a factor in the Buforn design. Now I think otherwise. The reason is because although the core does not change polarity, the shifting of the current level between the primaries will cause a shift of the bloch wall in the core. As it moves toward one side the atoms that were one sign must realign to become the opposite sign when the bloch wall has moved past them. So using a solid mild steel core will likely result in poorer performance than a soft iron core.

Something to consider.

[shadow119g]

Cadman:

I agree, and thank you again for the source of the commutator.
I hope you can give me a source for soft iron. The only thing I
found on line cost over $250.00 for a length of real iron from
England.
My cores are not retaining any magnetism after use. I
know because I have had them apart more than a few times.
When I run 12V DC through one side it makes a strong magnet.
However, when I run 12 V DC through my commutator the
negativity isn't even close the strength of straight DC. I am
letting everyone know my problems so that we may find out
what not to do.

I still believe we will solve the problems we are having.

Thanks,

Shadow

[NRamaswami]

Hi:

Look for soft iron from India..Only Rs. 65 per kg or soft iron rods last time I bought them. Should be about $1 to $1.2 per kg here for 1 kg of soft iron. I'm told that soft iron is not available in Advanced countries..Amazing..Here we have lot and lot soft iron..Look at India and buy from India..