Hogan and Jakovlewich overunity generator

[hanon]

Hi all,

There is a spanish patent about an overunity generator filed in 1955 by David Hogan and Carlos Ludovik Jakovlewich (patent ES0225316) where authors clearly claim overunity performance.  In this patent the intermediate "coil" is motionless and two moving magnets excite the induced circuit, one in each side of the intermediate "coil" (or "grid" as it is called in the patent text).

The only surprising feature is that induction is forced to appear between two opposite magnets (poles facing north-south) exciting an intermediate "grid".

I wonder if induction in case of using two opposite magnets is able to perform in overunity mode, compared with common induction, in generators, with just one magnet exciting the induced. The patent seem to be very simple to replicate. It is so simple that it is difficult to think about filing the patent just as a trial. It was very easy for the authors to build the generator, testit and see the results. I don´t have data whether the authors got this device running as claimed or not.

I attach the orginal patent in Spanish (pdf) but I have just translated the claims. With the claims and the drawings is easy to understand the configuration of the generator:


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CLAIMS SPANISH PATENT ES225316

The authors claim in this patent:

1) New electric generator characterized by the existence of series of discs, variable in number and in dimension, susceptible to host "magnets".

2) New electric generator according to claim 1 characterized in that the series of discs are mounted on a shaft in parallel arrangement ; the shaft rests on its sides over bearings. This arrangement of supporting bearings allows its extension if required.

3 ) New electric generator according to claims 1 and 2, wherein the "magnets" located in the discs must be placed parallely on the shaft. These discs, spaced, will allow that the poles of the magnets (magnetos) of each disc are facing "north-south" (opposition of poles).

4) New electric generator according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that between the discs (series of two) a stationary or fixed screen or sieve (grids) of copper wire or any other electroconductive material, enamelled and covered with insulation, is placed.

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In the description it is clearly stated that the authors are describing an overunity generator where a part of the energy produced could be used to power the machine and the rest could be used externally for other uses.
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[pedroxime]

Hi Folks !! Some people beginning to work on it, first test promising, still a lot to do

[hanon]

Hi all,

The most intriguing fact is that the Hogan - Jakovlewich overunity generator is based on the same concept as one of the patents from Clemente Figuera. One of the designs by Figuera (Spanish Patent No. 30376, the generatorn with a rotary coil) is also based on the concept of placing the induced coil between two inducer electromagnets.

In Figuera´s generator the stationary part are the electromagnets and the moving part is the induced coil

Again we find that Figuera also proposed a induced circuit placed BETWEEN TWO OPPOSITE MAGNETS.

Would we find some special behaviour in this kind of arrangement?

I attach the link to the Figuera´s patent No. 30376:

http://www.alpoma.com/figuera/figuera_30376.pdf

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[ALVARO_CS]

hello hanon
would you please attach here a PDF with the full patent, or a link to download it ?
In the image you posted the disc magnets seem to be magnetized diametrically, and the induced seems to
be winded through the full diameter. . . very intriguing
thanks
Alvaro

[hanon]

Hi Alvaro,

I had posted the patent text in PDF in the first post of this thread. The file is just linked in the upper part of the drawing in post #1


IMO, Maybe the key in this device is the configuration of the intermediate "grid" (as they called), because the author did not give any details of this "grid" in the whole patent text. (radial?, circular?,...)
Regards