Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[OilBarren]

The level of BS from ist and PB is killing this thread.

YES - WE DO HAVE RUDENESS REPUTATION ISSUES PEOPLE...

"@Charlie_V: I would agree with almost everything you have stated, it's really nice to talk with a person who can debate there perspective in detail but still be open to others opinions. I was reading some of the "lenz thane a hand" thread and it seems to have disintigrated into an endless rant session." allcanadian

Thane

[polarbreeze]

That's the kind of practical demonstration that will really make a difference, Thane. Good move.

Ooohhh! I think Polar just gave Thane a biscuit!

The dune buggy is a great idea. I think there are some engineering issues that will need to be resolved though:

1. The magnetic feedback effect along the shaft requires AC drive. For a portable application like the buggy, it will need to run from batteries, which are DC, so they'll need to add a high power inverter to generate the AC.

2. To drive the buggy, it will be necessary to get some mechanical output from the device. In the lab setup, the motor is not capable of any mechanical output at all so the configuration for the buggy will have to be substantially different.

3. In the lab setup, all of the electrical power that's input to the device is consumed driving the device itself and ends up being dissipated as heat so there is no spare power available to drive a vehicle. This is an issue that will need to be addressed.

A suggestion: I think it would be a good first step to demonstrate actual mechanical output in the lab setup, to iron out those issues before migrating the setup into the vehicle.

PB

[gyulasun]

Hi Thane,

I think I have always hit a normal tone in my letters here yet you or Luc still avoid answering...

I mean for instance my mail here http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4047.msg81771.html#msg81771

and I would also ask what was your primary coil's  DC resistance (copper resistance) in that experiment?

Thanks,
Gyula

[polarbreeze]

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[OilBarren]

Hi Thane,

I think I have always hit a normal tone in my letters here yet you or Luc still avoid answering...
and I would also ask what was your primary coil's  DC resistance (copper resistance) in that experiment?

Thanks,
Gyula

WE HAVE ABOUT 200 PRIMARIES TO DATE AND COUNTING - WHICH ONE DO YOU WANT THE RESISTANCE OF?

Thane