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

[ignacio]

marathonman
---(These distinctions have been obliterated and concealed by the Illuminati,) We are the ones we hide reality,
---(Estas distinciones han sido borradas y oculto por los Illuminati,) . Nosotros, somos los que nos ocultamos la realidad,
---(Atoms of iron are a 'medium' "the iron, if we observe the formation of the stars, as soon begins producing iron, starts stoping formation star, (the formation of iron absorbs huge amounts of energy !!!!!), can I use, energy?
--- (Los átomos de hierro son un "medio"). En cuanto al hierro, hay que observar la formación de las estrellas, en cuanto comienza a producir hierro, se inicia el apagado de la estrella, (la formación del hierro, absorbe enormes cantidades de energía!!!!!) ¿Podemos utilizar?

[marathonman]

ignacio,
(we are the ones we hide reality)  really! can you explain this one as i would really like to hear this one?
(Atoms of iron are a 'medium' "the iron, if we observe the formation of the stars, as soon begins producing iron, starts stopping formation star, (the formation of iron absorbs huge amounts of energy !!!!!), can I use, energy?.....what in the world are you talking about? and what does this have to do with this statement..
By alternating a magnetic field perpendicular to a pole-piece, or alternating an electrical current at right angles to a pole piece, an iron core will oscillate magnetically, producing rising, saturating, falling, and reversing magnetic flux which may then be used to create alternating current in inductance windings.

[Doug1]

When all ells fails,follow the directions.

[ignacio]

marathonman
yo busco, el porqué, de la sobre unidad de la máquina de C. F. Cualquier posibilidad, por pequeña que parezca, es bienvenida.

I seek, why, of over unity machine CF. Any chance, however small it may seem, is welcome.

[hanon]

 
I have found this in a video on the delay that occurs in the magnetization of a metal core. As you see in the video, the magnetic field is delayed as a probe is moved away from the inductor's until reaching 180 degrees compared to being in phase (0 °) for short distances. This is called Delayed Lenz Effect . If the delay in the magnetization of the core makes this field to be delayed half wave, imagine: the magnetic field is delayed half cycle. If in that postition you place one collector coil and induced current is generated. The induced field would take another half cycle to return to the electromagnet and affect it: 1/2 cycle + 1/2 cycle = 360º. Thus, instead of opposing to the electromagnet it could be coupled to it and amplify the effect. It is the case of a swing: If the swing, in the return way, just change direction at the time that a force is applied the effect is amplified effortless ... you should calibrate the timing to push the swing to give the boost at the right time, otherwise you could brake it. I could be wrong but apparently it seems that between being the inducers and the induced close (with offset 0 °) and suffer the effect of the law lenz opposing, and being away (offset 180º) maybe that effect serve to "help" rather than to brake.

I mention this in order to document the forum. For now I will not try all these things. But it seems to me curious as one user who said to get it running said he had to move the induced coil , also in the forum about bucking coils people are using insulation between coils (plastic spacers) (loose coupling) , Buforn and Figuera were cryptic about the placement  of the coil: the coil has to be "properly placed" as literally they wrote on all patents since 1908, also I have seen a video where in Hendershot generator the distance between coils had to be adjusted. It seems like there's a spatial issue (placement) which is beyond our understanding ... Anyway, here I put it to have it documented, who knows if someday someone will come and find all these useful. Please see the video, it is very interesting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ5xnyj7xe4


Source: http://jnaudin.free.fr/dlenz/DLE22en.htm