new magnetic motor goes 2000 rpm without load 1000 rpm with load

[magnacoaster]

well i have no idea about the fact if we are super charging the battery as it looks like from the latest testing the gel battery may not be a winner as if you can not broadcast it into the hole battery then we need to do a rethink.

we have also found that we can run up into 250 Khz range  on the charge no problem.

the latest electronic timing of the pulse had a problem i have gone back to the old style
and ran it and its working ok.

now i have to figure out all the speeds and get a cooling pump motor that can do the hole thing.

was looking at a smaller pump and what it can do but the numbers would mean that the pump would
have to run at full speed so that is a no go.

we are working on a new casting and layout this should make a weight difference also a smaller case may be in order. as well its going to have the bigger magnets so we should be able to up the out put voltage, amps and speed.

biggest problem i have seen is gone (the coils made me nuts)  we just pulled a coil that was run hard and it was ok no burn out on the inside of the pack anywhere. seems the circuit board on the output did not like it 10 or 11 100 watt bulbs and 10 or 20 off and ons and there goes that board. new board has a lot more copper i now can see why people like Otmar and others have to make there own boards. the new board will be able to handle 1000 amps or more i have been told wahooooo !

the new output boards are slick i am going to get one in the next 2 - 3  weeks for testing i hope !  it has heat sync. built into the board can carry all the heat no problem. there will be a learning curve on these new boards.

we are now talking with the powers at be about the payback to grid tie units  here in ontario. as it stands we can use a solar panel and provide the front end power and pump it out. this would mean that people can get 0.42 cents per KWH here in ontario.

we will be able to sell a 250 KW  unit here in ontario and it will have payback in the first year. this looks to be a uphill battle im sure that we can win. can't wait to see what there next step will be.

our next step will be to make the unit for the EV market we can take the power and use it to drive the car just how far can we go ?  i was asked about a 60 caddie and i was just not sure we may need a few batteries on that one.

we are not in the new shop yeat as the last tenant has yet to move out i hope some time around the first week of the month we can get into our new place.

we are working on getting a unit into a store in guelph i just need a few hour to work out the deal then there will be a unit onsite running 24 - 7 as well as doing sales for us.

as far as why i dont want people coming and going into my office now well that is easy i have a life and would like to work less hours as i do have a family. if i let everyone come and visit i would not get any work done and then like this last weekend i would be there and not with my kids.

as for my life i am still living ok i still need a vacation but maybe in a few weeks i can go and take one.

funny thing i saw on TV tonight was medium it shows the guy inventing a solar panel that will run on moon light
maybe he is working on the same dream i have ?


Richard

[skeptic_tc]

Thanks for the explanation Funky.  I did a search before on ZPE and a wikipedia page showed up - I perused that and was about to look at other pages when I noticed you had posted.  I will definitely look at some more pages and think about your post overnight as well.

Some of the things you talk about are things I have considered before as well but usually when I air my ideas to a co-worker who has a doctorate in physics he shows me the error of my ways.  After doing some more research on my own I will surely be seeking his opinion.

As I said before, I wish everyone all the best in these areas of study as it has the potential to change civilization - but I will hold to my healthy skepticism until proven wrong.  As you said though, I always do try to keep an open mind - especially if I do not understand the claims.  This ZPE has definitely intrigued me just as the magnetic motors intrigued me at first.  I will be actively researching this idea to educate myself.  I am looking forward to learning more.

[FunkyJive]

Magnacoast wrote:

we are now talking with the powers at be about the payback to grid tie units  here in ontario. as it stands we can use a solar panel and provide the front end power and pump it out. this would mean that people can get 0.42 cents per KWH here in ontario.

we will be able to sell a 250 KW  unit here in ontario and it will have payback in the first year. this looks to be a uphill battle im sure that we can win. can't wait to see what there next step will be.

Please be very VERY careful indeed about creating too many enemies (which you'll already have if you have a marketable solution that can be easily realised). Many times we all refer to those MIB's, but I am being very serious. Many free-energy and "over-unity" devices that I am aware of have come and disappeared into obscurity - along with their inventors. Tesla had the same experience when he ran up against aspirant profiteers from fossil fuel dependency, and if this can happen to a leading scientist then this could happen to anyone - particularly as the world economy is driven by it. Started too quickly then the powers that be (governments, profiteers, etc) will do everything in their power to quash it.

For example, I am aware of other means to generate practically limit-less amounts of power directly from solar activity, using an electrostatic field energised from a phase-locked self-resonant driver developing resonance with solar energy acting upon earths outer atmosphere (please excuse my simplistic terminology), though this is the subject of future experimentation.

The net result is to develop a self-fulfilling sympathetic resonance - requiring power to be dissipated (i.e. as may be distributed to homes) so as to dampen it. Simplistically, imagine the earth surrounded by an electromagnetic bubble (AKA the polar field), and then create (i.e. drive) another EM bubble on the surface of the earth so that the created EM field interacts with the earth's bubble, and then resonate the created bubble with that surrounding the earth. Power will drop off by somewhere between twenty and thirty percent due to the reception of ripples transferred across the outer atmosphere at night, though who's counting when you have incredible amounts of free energy to dissipate? However, this is not new at-all and something that Tesla had discovered, so no surprises that it's disappeared into obscurity, with the conditioning of the scientific community so as to rubbish such an incredible notion. I'll stop there 

TC wrote:

Some of the things you talk about are things I have considered before as well but usually when I air my ideas to a co-worker who has a doctorate in physics he shows me the error of my ways.  After doing some more research on my own I will surely be seeking his opinion.

Hopefully your co-worker has the strength of character and conviction to look outside the box and hypothesise on things that traditional science fails to acknowledge. By all-means seek his opinions and advice, though never allow yourself to be swayed by another's opinion (no-matter how highly educated) until you have studied and proven (or dis-proven) things for yourself.

Good luck my friend 

My apologies for drifting off-topic, though with so many inventors and experimenters developing a better understanding and (successfully) knocking established beliefs I thought this needed to be said.


All the best,

FunkyJive

[AbbaRue]

Hello Magnacoaster:

I am very excited about your new invention.  I live in Sarnia, On. which is just 2 hours from Kitchener.
I also have relatives that live in Kitchener.   
I hope to someday see your invention in person.  If you every have an openhouse for a few people.
I could stay with my relatives for the weekend and drop by. 
I would also be interested in purchasing one of these units.
My email address is hwlenter@mnsi.net


Great work!  Harold.

[AbbaRue]

Hello Magnacoaster:

About the heat problem, have you looked at those solid state refrigerator units.
Perhaps there is a way to use one of these for cooling and then you won't need the oil and pump.
It just needs a small fan on the outside of the heatsink to remove the heat.