12 times more output than input, dual mechanical oscillation system !

[ltseung888]

Met a potential investor at the café of a Hotel in Hong Kong.

Investor: "I own a power plant and I am familiar with the Tesla technologies.  I am a PhD in mechanical engineering.  Impress me."

Tseung discussed the Milkovic 2SO and the improved Chan Wheel. The focus was on the unbalanced wheel.  The Skinner device was also discussed.  The mathematics of the pulled pendulum was presented.

Investor: "You presented the lead-out or bring-in energy theory very well.  However, it will take more than theory to get my investment."

Tseung: "One important element in such devices is resonance.  I have not discovered the magic formula to achieve resonance yet. Some inventors claimed to have achieved that.  WITTS is an example."

Investor: "How about the Ting Wheel?  Are there solid scientific measurements confirming the claims?"

Tseung: "Once you signed the NDA, Dr. Ting may share the secrets with you."

Investor: "I am interested but it will take more than one presentation to convince me."

Morality Point:

A good theory may arouse the interest.  It will take a working prototype to attract investment.

[noonespecial]

Take a look at Terrawatt Research. Their device has been tested by both UL and TUV which show peaks in lower harmonic reasonances:

http://www.terawatt.com/ecm1/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17&Itemid=187

[ltseung888]

Monthly Meeting on Feb 8, 2015 (Sunday) from 2 pm in the Office of Peter Chan

Open to all who are interested.  Email lawrencetseung@yahoo.com to confirm participation.

Place:
Office of  Mr. Peter Chan
Unit C, 15/F, Block 1
Tai Ping Ind. Center
57 Ting Kok Road
Tai Po, N.T.
Hong Kong

Agenda:
Available for experiments from 2pm:
Chan Wheel, Yuen Wheel, horizontal and vertical magnetic suspension, joule thief, "perpetual motion toys that move for 1 minute", solar or battery operated toys and electromagnetic coils.

1.   Introduce the participants
2.   Summary on gravity devices: Milkovic 2SO, Chan Wheel, Skinner Device, Bessler and Yuen Wheel.
3.   Design of Pulse Wheels
  a.   What is the equivalent of the unbalanced wheel?
  b.   Leading out of magnetic and electromagnetic energy?
  c.   Resonance hunting and locking?
  d.   Determining the Input and Output energy and waveforms via oscilloscopes?
4.   Experience from the Tong Wheel
5.   Information and implications from the Chas Campbell set up.
6.   Open Discussions
7.   Dinner (optional at HK$100 per person)

[Paul-R]

Very reasonably priced meal at £8.50. Lawrence. If you have such a meeting in London, I would be there, especially if you include the Ting wheel which I reckon has the best chance of success.

[ltseung888]

Very reasonably priced meal at £8.50. Lawrence. If you have such a meeting in London, I would be there, especially if you include the Ting wheel which I reckon has the best chance of success.

You can start a group in London.  The presentation files can be found in:
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=1516.msg44411#msg44411
reply 59.

We shall discuss the theory behind the Pulse Wheels first before going into the details of the Ting Wheel.

The theory is likely to cover:
1.  Gravitational energy can be brought-in via Milkovic 2SO, Chan Wheel and Skinner Device.
2.  Magnetic energy and electromagnetic energy can be brought-in similarly.
3.  The minimum current required to pulse a given unbalanced wheel mounted vertically.
4.  The control mechanism required to start and end the pulse.
5.  The resonance at no load
6.  The resonance and adjustment when load is present.
7.  The monitoring and measuring mechanisms - e.g. oscilloscope.

That will help to explain why many pulse wheels failed to match the 225 HP Pulse Motor performance...

Morality Point:
Trying to copy a pulse wheel without theoretical backing is like shooting in faint light.
The success of the Chan Wheel in pointing out the importance of the Unbalanced Wheel gives much inspiration and confidence.  Any serious research group should buy an old bicycle wheel and replicate the Chan Wheel...