Centrifugal Power Source: The Linevich Story

[memoryman]

Hermes is a very firm believer in OU/FE. He has no grounding in physics/math.

[Eighthman]

It's hard to make complete sense of what Kanarev says in the NPA document.  The device in the photo looks to be a simplified motor generator because it looks quite different from the mechanically complex Linevich device with its double clutch arrangement.  Also, I don't understand why he goes on about electrolysis when free energy seems to be available directly in that which he proposes.


Perhaps he is re-directing the subject because (as he says), he doesn't want to be done away with by exposing 'free energy' !


The US Linevich patent seems odd to me because it is a complex mechanical arrangement (two clutches, for example) - and I would think that the whole device could be greatly simplified if he made it as a switched motor-generator, with input power supplied for part of one rotation - as the clutches are intended to do. Perhaps that's what Kanarev did already with the pulse generator.
OTOH, he may be limited in his resources ($) and nobody probably listens to him - so he may have simply gone with what he has for the patent filing.  (US 8866314)

[memoryman]

Anyone thinking that a motor/generator of any configuration will produce FE needs to do some study of basics.

[Eighthman]

As a Physics Professor, Kanarev is saying that the common math about inertia is in error.  As an engineer, Linevich is saying the same thing - at least in regard to unbalanced centrifugal forces.

[memoryman]

The proof is in the pudding, not in claims.