Gerard Morin cold electricity and Overunity

[sm0ky2]

What would make this more efficient that any other dynamo's rotor?  This is the Diametrically Magnetized magnet style rotor from a drain pump in the front load washing machine that Gerard Morin's project uses.

The only discernible difference I can make of this, is that the size (length) of the magnet covers the entirety of the generating coil.
This contrasts to motors in which the magnet is much smaller than the coil.
The effects of the EMF on the rotating mass are less pronounced in generators of this type. making it easier to maintain motion.
compared to a generator with a smaller magnet wherein there is more force to contend with fighting rotation under load.

This is countered by an increase in the moment of inertia to initiate spin, and a reduction in change in flux.
Also, important to note, is the secondary spikes found in generators with smaller-than-coil magnets disappears in this type of generator. Leaving a cleaner A/C signal.
This is due to the edges of the field in smaller magnets inducing a reverse current as the magnet face approaches or leaves the coil.
When the magnet is larger than the coil, you simply have a reversal in the direction of the flux.

Energy In, to Energy Out should not present much of a difference, as generators of both types have been in use for a long time.

It looks like the generation coil he is using is from a different device, perhaps a microwave? did he state what that was?

[TinselKoala]

TinselKoala, if you are so sure of what you say, why dont you visit Gerard and do a measurements video together ?
I'm expecting detractors (like you) to go deep when they say "it cannot work", without digging.

I'll be happy to. PM me with your contact information and I'll tell you where to send the airline ticket and my per-diem expense money, along with my standard consulting contract. I'll even waive my usual three-day consulting fee itself; you can just pay my travel and daily expenses. I'm ready to go as soon as the ticket and signed contract arrives.

[poynt99]

Another one of the "classic traps" that people can fall into when experimenting; just because a load has a specific wattage rating, doesn't mean it will be dissipating that much power when you connect YOUR source to it. If one makes that assumption without actually measuring the output power, one is likely to fail.

Take a 100W incandescent light bulb; they are power rated at some specified input voltage of say 110VAC. If one puts only 80VAC into the light bulb, is the bulb going to use 100W of power? Of course not.

In the video we can clearly discern that the voltage decreases (from the sound of the saw) as loads are switched in, and that is the first clue indicating the output voltage from his system is not independent of the load and should therefore be measured.

I'm quite certain that if a proper input and output power measurement was performed on his system, he in fact would see an "underunity" result.

[Bob Smith]

From PESN:

From: Gerard Morin
To: Sterling Allan
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 10:26 PM

Hi Sterling, Things are progressing rapidly. Some new videos will be coming out shortly, from the self loop generator.. Just keep watching. Gerard Morin

[memoryman]

There needs to be orders of magnitude improvement in the videos to make them worth watching.