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

[hanon]

Hi RMatt,

The circuit described by Patrick Kelly in his ebook is fine to do the work and easy to be built ( http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/ )but it has some mistakes in the connections. Please see the scheme I have attached to this post for a correct configuration. I have just built the counters. I am waiting for the darlinton transistors to complete the circuit.

Good luck!!

Hi all,
This is a post to correct some errors in the circuit that I posted in post #106 in the 15th of May. Please see the attached file with the correct circuit to implement two unphased signals as defined in the 1908 Figuera´s patent.

Regards

[bajac]

Hanon,
Did you build and test the circuit?
My only concern is about the transition of the switching transistors. If the transition is not of the type make-before-break, then there might be an issue.
Bajac

[RMatt]

In Patrick Kelly's ebook it stated :

The capacitor "C" in the above circuit diagram will probably not be needed. The switching needs to maintain a constant current flow through both electromagnets. I would expect the 4017 chip switching to be fast enough to allow this to happen. If that proves not to be the case, then a small capacitor (probably 100nF or less) can delay the switch-off of the transistors just long enough to allow the next transistor in the sequence to be switched on to provide the required 'Make-Before-Break' switching.

Maybe this might help?
"C" is connected between the base (input signal) and emitter (ground) of each Darlington Pair (NPN).

[hanon]

Hi bajac,

I have not yet tested this circuit but I will do it soon because I start my vacations in few days. By now I have put my effort in replicating the 1902 patent. I have built 6 coils with a core of a low carbon steel (I couldn´t find soft iron!!) with 0.1%C and 300 turns of 1 mm diameter wire. I am in the process of testing with AC and soon I will also try with pulsed current. By now I haven´t found any incredible result, but I have to do more tests before taking some conclusions. After testing with pulsed current I will move to the 2 signals as described in the 1908 patent.

Regards

[bajac]

Hanon,


The recommendation from RMatt is valid. Once you build your circuit, test the signals using an oscilloscope. If the on-time of the transistors during switching does not overlap, you can add small capacitors to the input of the transistors. You can test with different capacitance values until you get the correct signal.
I also would like to ask you if you can publish some photos of your progress work.


Thank you,
Bajac.