SGWN Generator 300 KW

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I sometimes have difficulty with languages other then
English... while I am partially fluent in about 18 languages,
I am only 100% fluent in one. So there are pieces of info I
cannot translate.


Basically this system operates in a cycle, using a combination
Of two effects:
1) gyroscopic precession
2) gyroscopic lift ( which is the inverse of precession)
Both of these effects occur without disturbance to the
rotation of the gyro.
The motor spins at a multiple of 60HZ.
And each stage in the process occurs at 60HZ.


First stage, the counterbalance drops slightly within the
Gravitational field, to produce gyroscopic  precession.
Second stage, precession slows, to cause gyroscopic lift.


A secondary mechanism is provided to convert gravitational
Potential, provided by gyroscopic lift, into mechanical energy
To turn the generator.
A portion of generator current is fed back into the drive motor.


The image of the guy holding a bicycle wheel, while sitting in
a spinning chair - basically explains the whole operation, in terms
that people can understand- even without advanced knowledge of
gyroscopes or gravity.

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Their patent only covers their particular mechanism,
Not the process of precession itself.
So any of us are free to make similar devices, without
Patent restrictions, so long as we do not copy more than
85% of their patented mechanism.


The giant smoke-stack looking thing is simply a case to
cover up the workings of their machine.
It certainly does not require to be a 'truncated cone'

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Watch this video
This guy shows how 2-in-lbs can start precession
And it takes 100-in-lbs to stop it.
The difference being 98-in-lbs of torque to run a motor
Or perform other work.
This is completely independent from the gravitational potential
That is gained from the weight in this set-up.


How does this work ? Think about the Foucault
Remember in school when they taught about pendulii?
There was always an explanation for where all the torque goes
Remember?  - into the shaft!!!!!
But where in the shaft ?
They hide this info by teaching us explicitly about rigid shafts.
Or the polar opposite- a flexible string shaft.
What happens to a pendulum that has a hinged shaft
Such that it can bend only at the point of max torque?


This is basically the same thing.
A gyro places torque on its' axis.
If it is hinged or placed in a manner in which it can raise or fall
Rotating the shaft will result in translational torque.
But it is not the applied torque that is translated
It is the torque of the moving weight.

[sm0ky2]

https://youtu.be/LNQ6nj6O2iE

[sm0ky2]

Now let's look at the 3rd dimension of precession
We see here that as precession occurs
In one dimension there is a force.
In the other there is a torque


https://youtu.be/Im2mNnWZ5Oc