Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[Coleston]

The mounting face of the enclosure has to be reinforced before we can close the air gap. I think 100 watts / coil is do-able.

From what I saw this is an insanely important step, eh? 100 watts is promising, but is that the low speed output?


5x jump from 20 watts I would think you would need to increase the RPM's and decrease the airgap.

With the 3 magnets configuration instead of the 1 magnet configuration how much gain is that going to provide?

Whats the limiting factor in coil o/p power? Heat?

I was doing some sums with some buds last night, and we figured we could fit 6 connected 12" diameter rotors in the space where the driveshaft used to be, I think we could just squeeze 8 coils in per side, so 8 x 2 x 6 = 96 coils,

96 coils at 100 watts = 9600 watts so almost 10Kw output. If input lowering remains true then who knows how low the input energy would need to be.

9600 watts / 746 = 12.9 so 13 HP.

Larger rotors might be needed, but 13 hp would be agreat start.


And furthermore, using the power harvesting coils as non - continuous duty cycle may allow us to harvest huge amounts more. IE overrev the hell out of the motor, dump a massive coil melting amount of power into the wheels, accelerate up to speed then coast while the engine cools down, then 13 HP is more than enough to maintain 100KPH+ on flat ground, until you need to accel or climb a hill in which case you over rev the motor again and repeat the process.

Also, if you get a free second do you think you could fire me off the dimensions of the coils and magnets you are using, I want to try some ideas in Sketch Up. Cheers

[Coleston]

http://pesn.com/2009/03/11/9501531_Boswell_windless_turbine/
"Boswell Power Production Unit Runs Continuously Even Without Wind"

Hmm, has anyone seen one of these things built? Installed? Running? Working?

[Coleston]

This is interesting too, new cathode material for LiIonPho batteries which allows charge and discharge characteristics equivalent to ultracapacitors.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/11/nyregion/11about.html?_r=3 And since the power density is 3x ultracaps, goodbye ultra caps.

[hydrocontrol]

This is interesting too, new cathode material for LiIonPho batteries which allows charge and discharge characteristics equivalent to ultracapacitors.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/11/nyregion/11about.html?_r=3 And since the power density is 3x ultracaps, goodbye ultra caps.

Your link had nothing to do with batteries or ultracapacitors.
Do you have a valid link ?

Maybe you meant this link:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/11/business/yourmoney/11stream.html?scp=4&sq=new%20batteries&st=cse

[Coleston]

Your link had nothing to do with batteries or ultracapacitors.
Do you have a valid link ?

Maybe you meant this link:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/11/business/yourmoney/11stream.html?scp=4&sq=new%20batteries&st=cse

omg ahahahhaa, what a blunder, lol. Thats what I get for having 10,000 tabs.

The article you mentioned is not the right one either,

http://www.technologyreview.com/energy/22280/

thats the right one