The breakthrough in Free Energy - a system that cannot be debunked

[Tarsier_79]

Ten Years ago I discovered the Travis Effect -

And presumptuous of you to name something after yourself that you did not discover... One of my pet hates.


Let us do some hll-billy math with some graph paper on the "cartoon" that is apparently 145% efficient:

By my calculations in this scale:

The power stroke is determined by the effective buoyancy of the container: 20 x 21 units x stroke of 7 units = 2940.

The actual buoyancy is determined by the actual air in the top container: 20 x 8 +16 =186

For reset we need to pull the buoyant load down 22 units: 186 x 22 = 4092.

That gives us an efficiency of (work output/work input x 100) 71.84%

So what am I missing?

[memoryman]

"Ten Years ago I discovered the Travis Effect -" and still can't explain in ENERGY terms why it is (supposedly) OU.

[mrwayne]

Wayne has nothing. There is NOTHING commercially available based on his 'effect'.

p.s. the Travis Effect creates the opportunity for a asymmetrical system... Love it.

[mrwayne]

And presumptuous of you to name something after yourself that you did not discover... One of my pet hates.


Let us do some hll-billy math with some graph paper on the "cartoon" that is apparently 145% efficient:

By my calculations in this scale:

The power stroke is determined by the effective buoyancy of the container: 20 x 21 units x stroke of 7 units = 2940.

The actual buoyancy is determined by the actual air in the top container: 20 x 8 +16 =186

For reset we need to pull the buoyant load down 22 units: 186 x 22 = 4092.

That gives us an efficiency of (work output/work input x 100) 71.84%

So what am I missing?

Yeah - it would have been rude of me to name the discovery after myself - good thing that I did not. Thanks for noticing my non presumptive and non assuming position.


I attached a spread sheet earlier - your doing your buoyancy calcs wrong - as in the Travis Effect - is the effect of reducing volume required to do lift. We use that advantage during work out and then standard buoyancy on the way down.


Take a good look at the spreadsheets - they were done independently, and notice that pressure times surface areas is used.


Watch Markus Nennings two you tube videos - he will explain.


Thanks Wayne

[mrwayne]

"Ten Years ago I discovered the Travis Effect -" and still can't explain in ENERGY terms why it is (supposedly) OU.

Oh yes I can - "Less input for standardized work"...Boom - its that easy... Say it over and over until is in your memory.. pun fun..


Thanks Mr Wayne