Bird on a wire

[z_p_e]

Yes good point Steve.

This could be the case.

Darren

[2012]

Ahh I built a magnet motor that works just nice but the GF wants me to stop that and get a real job....

Enters Treadmill.....dies of boredom....

[gyulasun]

Ahh I built a magnet motor that works just nice, powers the laptop and is only 2 times as big as the laptops battery, but my girl friend complains that I don't have any savings and no real full time job (I work part time cleaning, I don't have to think about what I am doing, I can run on auto pilot there). Basically the laptop battery has been replaced with a magnet motor that generates a continuous 14  v that goes to 12 after rectification.. Talk about portable....

She has no idea what I am doing.
My parents where the same until I showed My Father, his jaw dropped, he wanted to show his business buddies....ya....

Hi 2012,

I hope you are not pulling our leg...  or are you?

If not, you could share some more details ??

Regards
Gyula

[BEP]

Steve,

I love your thought process but expand on it a little.

What if you have two rings, each with a little different travel time in opposite directions - each having a simple induction effect on each other ( you ever stomped on a banana directly in the middle? )- each having the same little bump and an individual but opposite funnel.
And when it is all working at a frantic rate:
What would you see when looking down into the center of the mess?
What would you see when looking up into the center of the mess?
Instead of winding an output coil and taking your power from there - what if you instead connect one wire to each of the coils at just the right location where the difference is best - if there is a difference that is.

Personally, I think we would have an unsanctioned particle accelerator.

All in-fun of course. Trying to understand things like this is a blast - isn't it?
It seems obvious that SM didn't understand.

[steve_whiss]

 

Hi all..... z_p_e, it seems to me with extra thought that DC coil to replace the magnet is not needed.

Just blip one of the driving coils with a single pulse to get the same effect.

This would imply that the TPU has a specific start-up process - and does not run like that normally.

To make that clear, I'm thinking-

  * TPU runs with rotating fields - which by themselves cause no output power,
  * do a pulse to start up the "lump" and power comes out

Has SM ever said there was a specific start-up process?

I suspect that I have not read everything SM has said - and I also feel I'm getting confused - there is so much stuff here now.

steve

PS seen "It runs on water"? That has a few good quotes and shows how exacting people have to be to get their stuff believed.