Lenz free generator

[i_ron]

What you were told is useless.  Don't take my word for it.....do something with what you were told prove me wrong.

Regards

First of all you have to have a feeling for (English) humour. I realize that that might not translate well.


What I said was confirmation of your statement ...

I have receive more insight from the residue in the bottom of a coffee cup.[/size]

I found that very humorous! what I said was yes, he has given us nothing, the size etc was a parody


We are on the same page, laugh


Ron

[i_ron]

My bad....I didn't realize you were having a bit of fun.  I take this stuff too serious, more serious than he does.

Regards

Not a problem. The problem is Dieter has turned into another Dave. He has put out an idea but has then gone quiet.


Did I understand the concept? probably not


Did I get the dimensions and proportions right? definitely not


Has he been of any help in correcting my misconceptions? no


Has Dave shown a working model? no


Has Dieter shown a working model? no


Can I continue with either project? no


Are both devices pie in the sky? YES


Back to my coffee for answers, LOL


Ron

[i_ron]

...Have they presented any ideas on "where" we should be looking for the energy we seek, the real energy?  Big fat no there too......Time to clear your memory of all that junk, install a new operating system, and run towards your idea of truth and reality, better yours than someone elses.

Regards

AMEN!


Thanks


Ron

[tinman]

Thanks Brad, it will be interesting to see how it performs.


Thanks for sharing your work in progress, what will the rotor look like?


Ron

Ok,so i have given the L.A.G it's first run.
Below is a scope shot across each gen coil-blue trace is one gen coil,and yellow the other gen coil.
I have a 10 ohm load on each gen coil,and as expected,the motor speeds up under load--quite a bit more than i was expecting,along with a 50%+ drop in P/in

The output on the gen coils is being clamped ATM,by a 12 volt battery being used to arrest the BackEMF spike on the primary coils.

Will post more as i get all the circuit put together,and cleaned up.


Brad

[i_ron]

Ok,so i have given the L.A.G it's first run.
Below is a scope shot across each gen coil-blue trace is one gen coil,and yellow the other gen coil.
I have a 10 ohm load on each gen coil,and as expected,the motor speeds up under load--quite a bit more than i was expecting,along with a 50%+ drop in P/in

The output on the gen coils is being clamped ATM,by a 12 volt battery being used to arrest the BackEMF spike on the primary coils.

Will post more as i get all the circuit put together,and cleaned up.


Brad

Congratulations! That looks (and sounds) quite promising!  Two or four poles on the rotor? Much clearance?


Will be watching, thanks for sharing


Ron