pulse motor Working video and info

[Ren]

Your right peter, but I believe that bedinis technique and circuit is essential to capturing/harnessing the adams motor's potential.

another good page for adams http://www.linux-host.org/energie/adamsmotorguide.htm

forgot to post pic

[Nastrand2000]

Borg,
   
1 horsepower = 745.699872 watts. To turn this generator and produce 10000 watts ( which is about half of what a normal house uses per day ) you would need an engine that produces 13.41 horsepower at the shaft. My pulse motor creates 1/1500 of a horsepower at the shaft. Two 6.5 horsepower lawnmower motors would run the generator in you post. Run them on water and your free and clear. But first you have to figure out how to split the water into hydrogen and oxygen efficiently. Also if you burn hydrogen and oxygen in your engines you will melt the piston heads, because it burns to hot.
Jason

[Ren]

I agree Jase that the quickest and easiest way to implement a new technology is to adapt it to current tech, i.e the combustion engine. I actually started out studying electroylyzers and their design. I have alot of good information on building an efficient one if your interested. I wont go into it in this thread.

I still consider a stored form of power superior, if maintainable, because it means the consumption of nothing but power. Hydrogen may be the best fuel to burn, and perhaps thats what needs to happen to get counteract all the emmissions we have released already. I still see burning nothing as being a better option long term

[tropes]

Your right peter, but I believe that bedinis technique and circuit is essential to capturing/harnessing the adams motor's potential.

another good page for adams http://www.linux-host.org/energie/adamsmotorguide.htm

You realize Ren that these are the same links!
After my conversation with Tim Harwood I realize there is no such thing as a simple Adams Motor. He told me, "The over-unity comes from manipulating this exotic pulsed state, not so much
from the magnets." He has also stated, "Push only motors can only ever be hot current devices.".
These comments have led to my intrigue with the attraction of rotor magnets to stator coils rather than push only (repulsion) motors.
Peter

[Ren]

ooops. sorry too many burbons!

I find it interesting that Tim says push motors can only be hot current motors when the coils run dead cold. I dont fully understand it. He is right about manipulating the exotic state I believe. I might change the polarity of my coil and reposition the sensors to see if attraction can be more useful.