Kwh meter as homopolar generator

[alex681219]

See http://youtube.com/watch?v=aiuZQVrTCy4 william lyne describeshow the wwhmeter is a tesla homopolar generator, if some one can prove it...congratulations!!!   it have to much similarities , aluminum disk, cooper coils and magnetshttp://www.redrok.com/images/whrmeter.gif

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Alex,

It is a Faraday motor (or disk if you wish)

Hans von Lieven

[alex681219]

Is posible that maybe this device works amplifing the current, working like a generator in situ?...some one has experimented with this? what hpend when it turns in the oposite way...it generates energy?...i had one but i left in the garnbage the las year...I trying to found one again...i found your comentaries in diferent forums and topics...in your intuitive mind what do you think is the beter choice to xperiment with a specific device?...n- machines is the simple one 2 magnets and a disk...newman works with 2 coils 1 magnet, a kelvin dropper is my favorite but noone talks about it..how to reach the OU in my home...i think that no one that persue the fame or money claims that ...i think the clue is the OU one by one...prometeus pass the fire to some friends and so one...

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Alex,

It's difficult to advise you which course to take. It is a very individual thing.

John Bedini's schoolgirl motor is a good place to start, perhaps an electrostatic motor since you are interested in the Kelvin dropper.

If you want to get into static electricity, where incidentally I think there is enormous potential for discovery, try to get hold of V E Johnson's book Modern High Speed Influence Machines. The book was published in 1924 if I remember correctly but a re-print is now available. It is the Bible of static electricity and goes into generation and use. It also describes a motor that from memory had an output of 5/8 of a horsepower. There are photos and descriptions of the construction and all models had been built by Johnson himself. They are easy to duplicate.

Depending on where you are you might find the book in a library. My copy unfortunately was stolen many years ago.

You could have a lot of fun with this.

If you are looking for some really far out ideas and adventurous devices have a look at my website http://www.keelytech.com you might find something that tickles your fancy there

Hans von Lieven

[alex681219]

tks , for your informati?n, and all your afffords to show the kelly?s theory. Very interesting!!! I download a cimatics video, and have no doubth that the combination of magnetism, sound and light is the crucial key to discover a wide reality...I linked to your pages now, ...tks from the 3d world.