The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

Mr. Tong Po Chi has produced the 16 magnet and 16 coil prototype.  This particular prototype has the following characteristics:

(1)   16 rectangular magnets with N-S poles on the sides
(2)   16 rectangular coils with about 6 ohms each that can be switched on and off individually
(3)   Diameter of rotor is 60 cm (twice the previous prototype)
(4)   Proximity Switch is outside and triggered by separate magnets
(5)   1 coil can start the wheel rotating
(6)   2 or 3 coils can produce maximum speed rotation and torque (no external load)
(7)   4 or more coils will reduce rotational speed and torque (no external load)!
(8 )   Best test is to put external load on two jointed collector coils.  Their combined AC voltage was 20V. The first test used 15 ohms as output load.  Two drive coils were used.  The rotational rate slowed.  When an extra drive coil was switched on, the rotational rate increased again.

The best solution is to adjust input energy with external load via programming.  However, we can learn much from the manual 16 magnet prototype.

I shall get the necessary volt and amp meters, speed and torque meters, resistors or lights to conclusively demonstrate overunity in the coming days.  We shall have the correct type of meters for both input and output.  The chance of a good, conclusive demonstration and write-up by November is excellent. 

Attached is a picture of the prototype.

In the picture
A represents two collector coils connected together.
B represents the new arrangement with the proximity switch
C represents the resistors on the output
D represents the meters (need to get the right type)
E represents the 12V battery

One way is to take the input energy readings and compare that with the output energy readings.  This prototype can conclusively demonstrate overunity.  The next prototype will focus on electricity generation.

[Paul-R]

That's why this thread is nearing 500 pages of repeated stuff. [
/quote]
Then why do you visit it?

[Bubba1]

...The chance of a good, conclusive demonstration and write-up by November is excellent. 

Will that be November, 2009?

[Pirate88179]

@ Lawrence:

That is a Bedini motor.  All of the components you have listed, and the design as you have it are replications of John Bedini's work.  I have made 3 of them myself.  These have been around for quite a while now.  I didn't know if you knew that.  He already owns all of the patents on this device.  You can look them up if you want to.

Bill

[markdansie]

@ChrisC
great photo, I sometimes wonder why I come here at all, but then you see great gems like that photo. Thanks mate. I guess there is some entertainment value here.
Mark