motor gear inertia generator -new help

[sm0ky2]

My biggest apprehension with this is not the friction


But the set turn-ratio.
I don't see how anything "extra" can take place.
the gears will turn in accordance to their ratio.
Which will always be less than the driving force.
If you step up the torque, you slow the turns.
and vice versa.


It's confusing to think about what is presented here.
There are the large gears and their comparative ratios.
But also the geared shaft, and that has differing ratios to
each gear.
But all the gears act on the shaft at the same time.


My guess is that to set this thing in motion will require a huge
force, irrecoverable by the mechanical means of the driven device.
the flywheel effect can make something like this spin for a while
However, I have serious doubts that it could drive the motor that
set it into motion in the first place.

[sm0ky2]

So.......


We add a bunch of heavy rotating mass
To a QuMoGen.......
And this creates perpetual motion??


Hmmm

[sm0ky2]

I do not know the answer to that.


I would think not, I have not been successful with adding more flywheel mass to things and have them suddenly work,, but that should not state for sure that it can not,, only that I failed using this method.

Me too, as did many on this forum.
I was mostly being sarcastic.


There are approx. 130 patents for QuMos that have slipped through the patent office


I think because there's a powered motor on it for input it voids their anti-pmm policy.

[sm0ky2]

I think it's more of a long step-up torque converter
To drive the generator under full load.
The load being the drive motor


Like the thing with the two a/c fan blocks
One big wheel one small wheel
And a rubber band between them


The same basic concept underlies all QuMos


The torque from the drive motor
Has to power the generator
To supply current to the motor

[sm0ky2]

The basic idea behind it is:


The drive motor only uses some set value of energy


The generator can supply more
"If you have enough torque to get past the back emf"


Now wether or not this actually can be done....
That depends on who you talk to.


Lot of people on both sides of that fence.