Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[bistander]

What is linGen?
The search only finds a city in germany.

I thought it was short for linear generator, specifically the small HES version for cell phones shown in the patent.
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[kolbacict]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L-ar3g4Kls
Please answer me, what was it?

[rakarskiy]

Just information from one of my readers!

...did an experiment with a positive result... Simply by connecting 2 coils on the rotor of a single-phase generator in series (8 ohms) to an outlet. When the load was connected (heater 700 watts), I received 50 watts from the wattmeter from the outlet, and at the output of the generator, also through the wattmeter, I received 150 watts ... I also tried the reverse circuit, where the rotor and stator were swapped ... the result turned out worse , at the input 90 watts at the output is also 140-150 watts!

Small screenshots from the video he sent me!

I clarified that the author was connected to the outlet through LATR - laboratory transformer (input voltage adjustment)!

So, the ambiguities are eliminated - the experiment in such a rough execution demonstrates Over Unity!

[sm0ky2]

Take one of those solid-block fan motors,
With the self inducting rotor,
Solder wires to the 2 traces
And lock the rotor in various positions for measurement

[SolarLab]

What is linGen?
The search only finds a city in germany.

kolbacict,

Thank you for asking, let me explain in some detail with brief background information.

"LinGen" or "linGen" as you post, is a contatination of "Linear Generator" or more precisely
"HES Linear Generator" where, again, HES is continated from "Holcomb Energy System"
as adopted by Dr. Holcomb, see:

https://holcombenergysystems.com/

The LinGen project stems from a series of CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) analysis that have
been conducted starting around the end of March 2022 in an effort to develop a "proof-of-concept"
with respect to Holcombs methods and techniques as claimed in a variety of his recent patents.

Of particular interest was a portion of the WO2018134233 patent application where a
"Flat Solid-State Rotor" was described in some detail. His target application is to provide power
to a cell phone or the like.

Details (in the links) of the Analysis Evolution are found here:

https://overunity.com/19069/holcomb-energy-systemsbreakthrough-technology-to-the-world/msg567993/#msg567993

This is an ongoing project therefore the information is updated periodically. Both this thread and a
Holcomb thread found at the OUR Forum should be reviewed for further developments.

NOTE: To date Holcombs techniques appear to be valid according to modern CAE 3D simulations and
some preliminary bench testing. His Web Site also contains some very convincing data and technical details.

Hope this answers your question. Also - was unaware of a town in Germany with that name, thanks.

Regards

SL