N-Machine updates?

[PaulLowrance]

Hi,

Does anyone know the status of the N-Machine?

http://depalma.pair.com

http://www.rexresearch.com/kinchelo/kinche~1.htm

http://www.rexresearch.com/tewari/tewari.htm


About 20 years ago I visited Bruce in Santa Barbara, CA, USA.  It was very impressive.

Last I heard Bruce passed on.  Has Tewari or someone else done anything with this technology?

Thanks,
Paul Lowrance

[tbird]

you might have a look at this   

http://www.stardrivedevice.com/over-unity.html

they last modified on: July 31, 2006.  they have been at it for awhile.

tbird

[PaulLowrance]

Thanks for the link!  What an elaborate looking machine with 173 magnets.  I'll have to read up on it.

Regards,
Paul

[dutchy1966]

Hi Paul,

I've been reading up on N machines (Faraday discs) alot lately. I've read all about the stardrivedevice dynamo disc as mentioned in the previous post. Also i've read studied tewari's space generator and the Trombly-Kahn generator which is apparently used by the US navy in submarines. So i think the thing is working but hard to reproduce if you haven't got access to the rights tools and materials. I think the biggest problems wiuth the faraday disc are the low voltage/high current which are hard to convert to a usable level and the pickup brushes (liquid metal is best but even harder to construct).
I may have some ideas on improving the design at these points and would like to discuss them with you if you are interested.

Regards Dutchy

[PaulLowrance]

Hi Dutchy,

Yes, others and I at this forum are very interested in hearing your ideas.

I agree the brushes are inefficient. I recall seeing one of Bruce's $100,000+ machines that had mercury contacts. Mercury contacts are efficient but expensive.

As you said, the current is extremely high and difficult to convert.  I'm wondering if there's a way to do it now with modern mosfets. Perhaps paralleling the mosfets to create some form of a switching transformer.

The thing I like best about Bruce's work is the spinning balls and other spinning experiments. There's something about spinning objects.  Bruce demonstrated how inertia changed.  I calculated that the outer part of Bruce's $100K machine to experience 9000 G forces do to spin.  If we look at nature we see that everything spins from Galaxies to solar systems to moons to planets to atoms to even electrons and protons.

Paul