Chas Campbell free power motor

[zero]

Hmm,

Maybe some dont like the Idea of Selling Out their fellow brothers and sisters.

Some people do have a conscience.

[hartiberlin]

This the last message I received from Chas:

From: chas campbell
To: Patrick Kelly
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 12:37 PM
Subject: simple test

Patrick as I told you in a recent e mail as soon as posiable I would build a unit to test using your simple idea , I am now delighted to let you know the results were as follows using the same .075 motor that has a speed of 1430 RPM and driving my 3.5 KVA alternator I was able to loop the motor back to one of the outlets on the alternator without loosing any speed I was then able to plug into the second outlet a bed lamp with a 75w bulb and yes they both  worked.The unit I assembled has a flywheel that is unbalanced as a mater of fact its like standing in front of a fan, one of the bearings over heated and no mater how I tried I could not stop the belt slipping on the motor . so a hell of a lot of improvments could be made. I do hope you will continue to show interest in my project and any simple advice you can give me would be wellcome .Chas   

[wattsup]

Does anyone know what simple idea Chas is talking about? I am scheduling my builld of my Alernative design #2 - The 3-6-9- unit in January 2008 so any other info that can help this would be great.

[weri812]

to ALL

I noticed in the pulley flywheel setup  that the rpm on Alternative design #2 - The 3-6-9- unit

are wrong the 6-9 pulley at B runs at only one speed   see picture
the same with 6-9 at D   and 3-6 on flywheel
so if you start with the  generator speed then  calculate the speeds going backwards
then you wind up with the speed of the motor that you will need.  By the way the gen set needs about 15hp minimum to work.  I do have the gen  and will  get  bearings and pulleys  at a later date and try to make this work.    AND if I am wrong on my  figures   please speak up.
I am no expert.  If need be  email here (weri812 at aol.com)

thanks
wer

[ltseung888]

This the last message I received from Chas:

From: chas campbell
To: Patrick Kelly
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 12:37 PM
Subject: simple test

Patrick as I told you in a recent e mail as soon as posiable I would build a unit to test using your simple idea , I am now delighted to let you know the results were as follows using the same .075 motor that has a speed of 1430 RPM and driving my 3.5 KVA alternator I was able to loop the motor back to one of the outlets on the alternator without loosing any speed I was then able to plug into the second outlet a bed lamp with a 75w bulb and yes they both  worked.The unit I assembled has a flywheel that is unbalanced as a mater of fact its like standing in front of a fan, one of the bearings over heated and no mater how I tried I could not stop the belt slipping on the motor . so a hell of a lot of improvments could be made. I do hope you will continue to show interest in my project and any simple advice you can give me would be wellcome .Chas   

We are doing a number of things to help Chas.

(1) Reproducing his unbalanced device in China.  The Lee-Tseung theory already predicts that unbalanced rotation can lead out gravitational energy.  Chas confirmed it.  It is now a matter of multiple replication.

(2) Giving Chas a bearing that can stand high overheating without deforming.  This bearing is another invention of Wang Shum Ho who met similar problems.  The bearing essentially has multiple slits on the outer cylinder allowing for the metal to expand. 

(3) The over-heating of the bearing is a demonstration of the Lead Out gravitational energy having nowhere to go in the system.  Thus the external load could be appropriately increased.  We are optimistic on meeting the AERO competition requirement of 72 hours with 1KW output - even with the existing Chas device.

This post will be repeated in the Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory thread.  Please post your comments there.

Lawrence Tseung
Helping Chas win the AERO competition Leads Out International Cooperation.