Friction heater running in my house

[ramset]

Kookala
Have you done caloric measurements?

I know that the Piggy says his does not work on this concept [below]

however
?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKPrGxB1Kzc

Thx
Chet

[FatBird]

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[oilpiggy]

Kookala
Have you done caloric measurements?

I know that the Piggy says his does not work on this concept [below]

however
?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKPrGxB1Kzc

Thx
Chet

We have so much to learn all over again. I like the way Victor Schauberger clearly shows how we need to learn from nature. The only "LAW" we should be obeying.

[brentabutler]

oilpiggy, could you share with us the number of spinning discs you are using in your heater in your home.  i am trying to calculate the surface area you are working with, i would like a portable unit that would heat a fishing cabin or tent.  i am thinking of making it lighter to carry. 
so just guessing you mentioned using 14 discs in your bill. so is that 14 spinning discs or total counting the stationary platters?  so could i cut back to 4 discs using a smaller electric motor? 

i understand there is much more to this question, this is just in theory.

my guess is a 12 inch disc will produce more heat that 2 - 6 inch discs spinning at the same speed.

thanks

[Doug1]

 I wonder if Oilpiggy has checked his plates for signs of magnetic feilds. They could have become magnetic when they were made and may have a slight induction breaking effect aiding the thermal output. If I ever build another I will certainly employ the addvantage. If induction heating were aproached the way tank circuits are made to resonate I guess that might be an improvement. Turn the entire unit into a spinning capacitor in oil with a residual static field to boot.