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

[gadgetmall]

Great Project . Thanks for the Heads up on the driver research. Wish i did not waste 3 bucks but hey i'll experiment with it anyways until a circuit is nailed down for sure .... ..Gone looking for bigger c  and i cores now..

Keep us posted with any progress Please .

[kEhYo77]

I couldn't help myself... I will be testing this configuration

[bajac]

 Guys, your set-ups look impressive!

I would like to point out the following;
the voltage rating of the coils could be more than 20V. Therefore, the voltage rating of the driver should be no less than 30V. With such a low excitation voltage, the primary coils cannot be connected in series.

In addition, I am not sure if the output voltage and current of the stepper motor drives is sinusoidal AC voltage. If the driver voltage is a sinusoidal DC voltage (DC offset), then we have a problem.

Can someone help with this issue?

Thank you,
Bajac

[kEhYo77]

I guess that this fresh video of a SELFRUNNER from mr. clean at energeticforum will be somewhat related to this thread!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzE-p0GJb_Q


It's based on the BiTT of Thane C. Heins.

Those principles exist in Figuera's generator topology as well.

[bajac]

Figuera's generator can be considered the first Motionless Electric Generator (MEG).

The available information from his patents indicates that the only competition for his generator was the generators based on a rotating shaft. Figuera goes on describing the moving generator as the one that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy, while his apparatus does not utilizes mechanical energy. Figuera also stated that his apparatus is self-excited, that is, a small amount of output energy can be fed back to the N and S coils and the external battery can be disconnected.

Bajac