Is Free Energy Being Overlooked?: Hypothesis

[onepower]

In the news...

Climate change is revving up Earths heat engine producing record global heat waves and flooding.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Western_North_America_heat_wave
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01869-0
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00627-y
https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/wildfires-turkey-greece-italy-europe-latest-b1894968.html

I have to wonder how bad it has to get before the majority of people admit somethings wrong?. It may be similar to the pandemic where we saw countless people saying it's just the flu on social media then fighting for there life in an ICU days later.

In my neck of the woods in Alberta, Canada it's a train wreck. A record lack of precipitation, record peak temperatures and duration and a record lack of water in the reservoirs and rivers. You know thinks are getting bad when we can't launch our boat in most lakes to go fishing because most of the the boat launches are closed due to low levels. This used to be unheard of however in the last few years it's become common... not cool.

Regards
AC

[Eighthman]

Could somebody suggest some switching circuits (links)  for switching 16 coils in a coreless axial generator on and off? Schematics somewhere?


Better yet would be switching between generation and a motor function (like a stepper motor).   My goal is to drive a asymmetric rotor and alternate between driving it and removing power from it, depending on position. So, that could use simple optical sensors to trigger the circuit.  16 relays switched at once within a rotation sounds messy.


I think many of the schemes I've seen here could benefit from this sort of precise control.  By doing this, a clear difference could be seen as to input and output energy, in a neat unambiguous fashion as separated.   

[sm0ky2]

Perhaps:
A stepper motor type driver could be used during powered phase
And a timer circuit, such as the 5555 or similar, to switch on/off power to the motor
And open the collection circuit during generating phase.

[Superhero]

Check my free energy solution 396.pdf.    Just read the very end of the paper free energy  Part.

[captainpecan]

Could somebody suggest some switching circuits (links)  for switching 16 coils in a coreless axial generator on and off?

I am not the one to ask for to much detailed switching circuits. But, it sounds like a simple mosfet circuit may do what you need without adding much that uses extra energy. Something I have been doing that uses virtually no energy to switch, is a simple reed switch in line woth the gate of a mosfet. Hall effect sensor is nice also of course. Just one simple way to do it.