Question: Promises requested

[PaulLowrance]

Hi Paul-R,

I recall a somewhat famous schoolgirl who replicated the Bedini device
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Category:School_Girl_Motor

Before releasing any designs I would like to find affordable parts and as Stefan said, make sure it is 1000% sure. So at the moment the goal is to search and find brand new "off the shelf" parts with appreciably good tolerance levels and foolproof the designs. As you well know, even electronic components have a tolerance value. For example if you buy a hundred 0.1 uF capacitors from the same company you would get 100 different capacitors that can vary as much as the specified tolerance value. Magnetic cores also vary.

The first design will clearly demonstrate the ability of actually removing ambient energy from a magnetic core. This would provide proof that it is possible to extract energy from magnetic material for the more technical people here who could analyze this experiment in close detail. The magnetic material would become cold.  The person could calculate how much energy it would require to lower the temperature of the core and note that it required less energy from the power source.

Note the above experiment is different than magnetocaloric deep freezers. As FreeEnergy so kindly pointed out the other day there are machines used for deep freezing that utilize the Magnetocaloric effect to remove energy (heat).  Although these deep chill machines are simply using the cold cycle of MCE for the purpose of removing heat. Here is the very simple process of MCE to chill, but note this is note exactly how the real machines fully work because it's a lot more complex. Here's just a simple example if you only need to chill a little ->

1. A magnetic field is applied to the core, which then gets hotter.
2. Air or liquid is pumped from tank #1 over the core to cool it off.
3. The applied field is removed from the core, which then gets colder.
4. Air or liquid is pumped from tank #2 over the core.

The above process repeats. With each cycle the tank #1 gets hotter and tank #2 gets colder. Note that tank #1 never gets much hotter than room temperature. Tank #1 is circulated through a coil, which is maintained at near room temperature by circulating environment air through the coils.  The cores temperature, on average, is in between tank #1 & #2.

Regards,
Paul Lowrance

[Clarky]

I think there needs to be more emphasis on proving the principal aswell Paul, I like the idea. Infact I am fairly confident I can replicate perendevs motor with success after some quite shocking magnetic simulations conducted by a friend who is an engineer working at MIRA in the UK http://www.mira.co.uk/.

Infact their financial board have just recently rejected funding a proposal for a project orientated around proving the principal and opted for in house projects which I suppose is understandable, so testing this is going to have to come out of our own pockets.
Anyway the main point is after tweaking I believe we have figured out the exact principal behind perendevs setup, the simulations that were made quite amazingly worked. I'll try and get those into a viewable format and post them here at some stage.

[giantkiller]

Count me in.

[mrd10]

Paul,

Im doing it because I want to prove to myself that it can be done, now if I am able to get this torbay replication going, in amazement I will look
and to me it will show that, free energy or self sustaining systems can be possible, its like an eye opener or world turn upside down on your head scenario, i'll post vids as i go, and pics, as i have been doing.

le everything its can be an ongoing process, takes time and changes in prototyping before your happy with it, then you think of something else.
People all i can say is, get your hands dirty and build, and youll know where im coming from, most on this forum just ask questions, but do they truly want to try?

Some idiot I had an argument with in the past said that such things don't exist, a naysayer if you like, he said he wouldnt even waste his time.
Well I've learnt it isnt a waste of time at all, because your mind remains active and in thought , and you gain skills along the way, hell no, its not a waste of time at all.

Mrd   

[PaulLowrance]

As most of you know mrd10 is right about getting hands dirty and build. Detailed videos and every little bit of instructions really helps. Otherwise it's usually not much fun trying to replicate. Hopefully whoever might publish the first legitimate "smoking gun" should be as detailed as possible. Even describing the process how you wrapped your coils. The slightest deviation can drastically change stray capacitance. Lots of pictures!

@Clarky
I look forward to seeing your posts on perendevs setup. Sounds great!


@mrd10 and Kosh
Thanks! It actually means a lot to hear people dedicate. IMHO this thread was great success in that it clearly demonstrated the unity of this community. I think this thread should offer scientists immense energy and encouragement to carry on and invent the world's first legitimate published "smoking gun."

Kind regards,
Paul Lowrance