I need help with a KEELY project

[nightlife]

hansvonlieven, I was talking about the rectifier, not the absorber.

[hansvonlieven]

For a rig like this a simple diode will suffice for testing

Hans von Lieven

[sm0ky2]

Does anyone Notice something about the "GALLERY" on post # 11???

take a good look at that first photo labeled  Hansen,Victor

that photo was taken no earlier than  (mid) 1984 , and there appears to be a Keely motor sitting on the table.

Where is this device now?? and why hasn't anyone taken it apart to see how it works??

[sm0ky2]

@ hans and nightlife

"iron" is not the proper substance here, but the analogy is very applicable, essentially, the simplest atomic structure (hydrogen) is composed of x# of these tiny "irondust fragments" making up the proton that are all polarized together to form a monopole.  Conversly the electron is composed of y# of these fragments that are polarized as a monopole of the opposite polarity, the fields are nearly identicle, but there is a large difference in physical "mass" (for reasons i do not yet understand). The electrons do not "pass through" materials, rather they pass Between the atoms.

electrons cannot ever reach the atom, they are pulled inwards and fly outwards in a constant motion until they are slowed (by loss of energy in the nucleaic field) towards the end of its cycle. (atomic decay)
the electrons dont loose their energy, the nucleus does.

in paramagnetic materials, (such as iron or steel)  the nucleic field has multiple "nodes", where the fields of the associated protons and neutrons cross each other. They are symmetrical, meaning that an identicle node occurs on the opposite side of the nucleus- Which alows the electron to assume an orbit along that pair of nodes.

When a magnetic field is introduced, the electrons are either repelled or attracted to the field (depending on the polarity [a/c EMFs always attract them]) and the electron assumes the respective orbital path.

the molecular allignment of a solid piece of ferromagnetic metal is such that all the electrons assume parallel orbital paths, giving it a "net magnetic field", while in the presence of another (stronger) field. -

the neutron is also "paramagnetic but is much different, in the fact that it assumes an equal and identicle field to the proton its attached to.

molecules such as copper has a more complex system of "nodes", which do not allow a cummulative parallel alignment of the electrons.

Iron is not good for inducing electricity, you need a non ferromagnetic metal (copper seems to work well), because of the perpendicular fields that create the "electricity" we use. 

[hansvonlieven]

Does anyone Notice something about the "GALLERY" on post # 11???

take a good look at that first photo labeled  Hansen,Victor

that photo was taken no earlier than  (mid) 1984 , and there appears to be a Keely motor sitting on the table.

Where is this device now?? and why hasn't anyone taken it apart to see how it works??

As far as I know this patrticular motor is one of the many replications tried by Dale Pond. It does not work. He has built far more elaborate ones, they look exactly like the globe motor but they dont work either. He actually sells them for $25,000.00 and I believe he has sold a few. They all have names. Here is a photo of "Atlin"



Hans von Lieven