The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[broli]

How is the output power measured?

[Bubba1]

Yeah, how do you "estimate" the output?  At 370 watts, something must be heating up.  What are you using for a load, maybe a heating element, or lights?

[Cloxxki]

If you'd run a generator with your output, would it not make sence to make the next prototype to a size that it can make full use of the former as input? The little 12V battery might be powering something like a couple 1000W flood lights. That would impress. And, you'll easily spare the watts to run the first stage, so the battery can be taken out completely.
Unless the battery is taken out, people will (rightfully) remain most sceptical. Simple current in, simple power out, this calls for a closed loop, ESPECIALLY when claiming 12x more out than in. The least efficient of generators would already manage to loop it, and run some lights on the side.

[ltseung888]

Mr. Tong Po Chi and his prototype at HKIA on July 28, 2009

We can draw output energy in two ways.  One is via the rotating axle.  The other is via the coil acting as collector coil.

The plan is to buy a 0.5HP electricity generator and use the prototype to provide power,  The generated electricity could recharge the battery and light up lamps.  Such low powered generators are hard to find.  Suggestions are welcome.

We need some improvements to the existing prototype such as making it larger to be able to put 16 coils, finding a better way than the proximity switch, redoing the coils so that their resistance is 6 ohms etc.

[Pirate88179]

Lawrence:

Look for a headlight generator from a bicycle shop.  These are the small ones that mount on the fork, and use friction drive from the tire to make 12 volts to light the bike's headlight.  I had one of these many years ago...hopefully they still make something similar.  I am sure it does not put out all that much power but it did light 2 12 volt incandescent bulbs.  (small ones)  They used to be pretty cheap so maybe you could gang several together to get some real power output?

Bill