Smudge's Musings on Electro-kinetic Potential in the Earth’s A Field

[Grumage]

Now Grum has it working
here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6fiF6yJJX0

Thanks Chet.

The video showed the first test of the rotor, now I have to build a proper support so that we can rotate the assembly through the cardinal points.

Dear Luc.

Yes Polycarbonate sheet is the answer for things Electrostatic!

Dear artv.

The box underneath the vacuum cleaner fan housing is nothing more than a box of Brass dome head nuts, just something lying around at the time.
The motor works by charging the nearest sphere which then gets repelled ( like charges ) the now charged spheres move towards the earthy side ( unlike charge ) which attracts and discharges, rinse and repeat.......

More to come as time permits....

Cheers Graham.

[gotoluc]

Thanks Graham,


I'm very interested in this motor idea which coincides with something else that I have been considering.
Also, the motor may be able to work without a spark discharge which wastes power. It may be done by redirecting charges.
If I can prove that then this could demonstrate one of the working principal of the Innova Tehno device.


Regards


Luc

[Grumage]

Hello to all.

Ok....

Initial results..... Looking good, but wrongly executed.....

Clockwise rotation yields 80+ RPM with more rapid acceleration. Anticlockwise rotation yields 60+ RPM with noticeably longer acceleration time.

" Mr Hand " was used to start rotation, this is something that needs addressing.

Yet to try with North input South output.

Kind regards, Graham.

[Grumage]

The final test rig assembly.

[Grumage]

More results.

With HT applied due North, ground applied due South I get....

66 RPM Clockwise.

71.3 RPM Counter Clockwise. With markedly noticeable acceleration in this direction.

These results come from using my " hand held " opto tachometer bouncing off each sphere then dividing by 16.

Having spoken with Cyril on the telephone last night the only method that will prove positively is with the HV module and the experiment set up outside in the middle of nowhere! Lucky for me..... I live in the middle of nowhere!

That's all for now folks......

Cheers Graham.