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

[RandyFL]

John,
Yes to your question about being a nooby in Arduino...But I am sure I can muddle along into it.  I will note the schematic to try when I have my Arduino up and running... thanks for your consideration into this.

Good Luck in your endeavors

All the Best
RandyFL

[ATOM1]

Micro processors as a system of energy production ?? interesting transformer but the coils don't hold a charge so you keep using batteries and hitting the field frequencies with code hahahahahahah Come on people please where are you hahahahahahahaha
A computer is a computer not a generator ! I except that some people just love data ping pong but that is never going to teach you particle physics ..... You need to look at theses transformers again they can hold and sustain a high frequency and you don't need a computer or an OS.

Every metal has a natural harmonic emf resonance set up from super nova ! Its life is as long as a proton 36 billion years ! Electronics is not he language for energy its ok if you want to build a robot ect ect ....... For get all these circuits resistors ect ect ect  When you find the natural harmonic in a coil than you begin to make it do work ...

My new transformer spins up from the back EMF and works as a generator ! But you want a motionless generator with a computer why ?
If you just mess around with no set formula than there a trillion experiments to do and if your lucky the last one will work hahahaha

Why build a processor ? just use your lap top ! And all these other so called systems where are they on the internet hahahahahahah

Put this wire here some resistors there add a battery plug it into a processor Electronics is not that different than plumbing and simple wave dynamics , you wont get much from that , You need formula than build the formula and switch it on and bingo it works first time...

Tel me your formula for 1 amp at one volt please !

ATOM1
















     

[RandyFL]

As I  understand it hahahahaha... you just have to dc pulse your way into the ZPE field and hahahahahahaha  and then you're hahahahahahahaha there.
I think Tesla hahahahahahaha had a radiant energy machine hahahahahahaha  that tapped into it.....
but what did he know........hahahahahahahahah

[bajac]

Hello friends!
I will not be answering questions because I do not want to infuriate the KNOW-IT-ALL haters who build nothing and only enjoy criticizing others in a non-constructive way such as attacks of the personal level.
First of all, I wanted to say that Randy has motivated me to do some postings. Randy, I really admire your dedication. If you keep going like that you will be a genius in a few years.
I have substantially completed some personal projects and now I have more time to play around with the FE devices. My personal workspace has improved orders of magnitude since my last post in this forum. I have my own space furnished with a good electronic workbench equipment and a very small machine shop that allows me to the drillings, cuts, etc. See the photos of my updated place. I have to say that I am very happy with my new place and more motivated to build these toys.
I am also attaching some pictures of the coils I am building. I am half way of the construction of the 1981 device shown in the patent No. 119,825 by Daniel McFarland Cook. I have not finished it yet but I have discovered important facts when building this type of devices. The most important fact is the unexpected surprise I had after I assuming that building a solenoid should be a straight forward endeavor.  I said "it is a simple device and all formulas are in the text books and published literatures."
Boy, I was far from reality! I have all the physical parameters to calculate the self-inductance of the solenoid. I reviewed the calculations dozens of times, and even used different web based calculators. All the calculations showed an inductance between 15 and 25 Henry. After the construction, I performed the inductance test. The meter indicated 8 mili-Henry only! I could not believe it. I thought that the meter was defective and ordered a second inductance meter from Japan. The second meter indicated about 7 mili-Henry. I was not able to find out what was going on. Why was the measured value thousands of times smaller than the predicted one?
I went into full gear doing research and I even bought a very expensive book about inductors design. In that book, I was able to find the most accurate formula and model for estimating the self-inductance of a solenoid or electromagnet. And still, it was thousands of times larger than the measured value, about 3 Henry.
What I learned from that experience is that designing magnetic circuits with air gaps is a major problem because the mathematical models are not that accurate. I am sure that it is the main reason why we have failed duplicating all of these devices. The existing magnetic models are pretty good for magnetic circuits having closed iron cores. The existing mathematical model of the solenoids become more accurate as you add layers to the coils. The problems of the single layer finite length solenoids is that the magnetic dispersion substantially reduces the flux linkage within the turns. This effect is clearly shown in the pictures CookCoils3. Note how the compass needles start turning toward the coil way before reaching the ends. This also is the main reason why Mr. Cook recommended the coils to have six (6) feet in length. The longer the coil the more it behaves like an infinite long solenoid.
I wanted to have a strong self-inductance with the primary coil so as to produce a higher induction of the secondary voltage. It seems that I will have to compromise. I will just add more layers to increase the inductance. There is a compound effect on the interaction of the coil layers. It seems that the magnetic field of the upper layers provide a shield that forces the magnetic field of the lower layers to extend toward the ends, increasing the self-inductance exponentially.
I was not able to upload the photos in one post. Refer to the following posts for the rest of the photos.
I will let you know how the experiment goes.
Thank you,
Bajac
PS: Randy, I will respond to your personal message as soon as I get more time from work. Please, forgive me for the delay.

[bajac]

Photos for lab and machine shop!