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

[ltseung888]

Used the diagram in reply 2957 as the start of a bidding for the many Machine shops in Hong Kong and China.  The motor and generators can be DC.  The Unbalanced Wheel or Cylinder can be an unbalanced flywheel.

The condition is that they can use the basic design to do their own product.  If they make money, they should donate 10% profit to a charity of their choice.  Even if I do not choose them as the partner, they can do it on their own.

I have done the first presentation to a local machine shop.  I shall encourage my supporters to do the same.  After the initial reactions, I shall go via email and contact the machine shops in Hong Kong and Shenzhen.  Then extend the process to the rest of China and Worldwide.

In this way, I only need to have enough money for one "build" and there will be dozens or hundreds of builds in Hong Kong, China and the World. (Even if I do not have the money, the Builds will take place.)

Divine Wine is to be shared.

Reaction from the machine shop:
"This sounds like a great project.  I cannot lose.  It does not matter about the final outcome.  If the prototype works, I can use it as my product and make much more money.  If it does not work, my time and services are paid.  I shall read the information carefully and submit a quote in the next few days.  Can you spell out publicly that I can use the information even if I do not win the bid?"

This post serves as the Public Statement.

Lawrence
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[Paul-R]

Used the diagram in reply 2957...

Really, you ought to provide a clickable link. Here it is:

http://www.overunity.com/1763/12-times-more-output-than-input-dual-mechanical-oscillation-system/msg442776/#msg442776
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[ltseung888]

This is for regular motor usage, vacuum cleaners, egg whisks and so on.

The whole point of this part of Lawrence's work is that the system MUST have an unbalanced element in it. Not necessarily the motor itself, but another element in the chain.

Whether Lawrence's work functions is quite another matter.

Thank you for your comments.  To clarify it further, the system MUST have an oscillating element in it.  A pendulum can provide the oscillation.  A suitably unbalanced wheel is a superset of a pendulum.  It can provide the oscillation.  A suitably unbalanced cylinder is a superset of unbalanced wheels.  Thus it can also provide the oscillation. 

A gravity arm can also provide the oscillation.  An oscillating spring can also provide the oscillation.  A tank circuit can provide the oscillation.  An AC circuit can provide that oscillation.

Lawrence
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[ltseung888]

One component that got my attention recently is the motor speed control.  In the simplified Tsinghua University Energy Multiplier experiments, I did not specify the motor speed control.

The DC Motor Speed controllers are much cheaper than the Variable frequency Controllers (VFC) for AC Motors

The good thing about not rushing into doing any actual prototypes is that the design can be examined by many. 

Lawrence Tseung
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[Pirate88179]

Reaction from the machine shop:
"This sounds like a great project.  I cannot lose.  It does not matter about the final outcome.  If the prototype works, I can use it as my product and make much more money.  If it does not work, my time and services are paid.  I shall read the information carefully and submit a quote in the next few days.  Can you spell out publicly that I can use the information even if I do not win the bid?"

This post serves as the Public Statement.

Lawrence
see rely 2826

Reaction From The Machine Shop:

This is the most cockamamie idea we have ever heard of.  If this were to be true, we could unbalance our lathes and surface grinder spindles and get more accurate results.  We know this not to be true.  We could also loosen the belts on our machines but, that would only decrease efficiency.  While we appreciate your inquiry, we suggest that you go somewhere else as we have to make money in order to survive and working on a project like this, which has exactly 0 chance of working, is not our cup of tea.

Thank you,

Machine Shop