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

[Ufopolitics]

LOL...after all, I must admit you are very funny!!
tRump is also very funny...LOL

[ramset]

Marathonman
Had a "situation " here several years back
He has his own forum now ( yes most were aware
However Solarlab posted this link again recently)
https://figueramarathonman.boards.net/thread/7/1908-mechanical-general-discussion?page=24M

[floodrod]

All I see is individuals throwing in their own interpretations into the mix which nets nothing halting advancement. Unless the original is understood completely then how on earth can a variant be built. Humanity can't and never will benefit from this unless the collective agrees on specifics then moves forward as a group.

Randomly building with electronics or throwing in items that might be beneficial is a complete waste of time and will inevitably lead to failure.

Show us your replication.

[IMIGHTKNOW]

I can possibly see why Ramset, not the most friendliest neighborhood. I guess I need to watch for puffed up egos and daggers in the back lol!
Flood;
It is in the process and happily awaiting supplies.

[hanon]

All,


Maybe you can take some good ideas from the link below:


https://figueragenerator.wordpress.com/my-interpretation/


Note that in common moving generators the field electromagnets do not suffer any lenz effect (back emf) when rotating coils get in front of them. They do not increase its current consumption. The effect in generators is that moving parts suffer from dragging or cogging, but field electromagnets do not vary in consumption. This is the effect under Flux Cutting Induction.


Transformers on the other hand do suffer from back emf because they work with Flux Linking Induction.


If you may get a motionless generator, then the dragging effect should be avoided, because  if you only move the exciter fields, they are massless