Overunity Device using Magnets in the 1920's ?

[tak22]

Go for it Hans!

If this is a breakthrough then it would be one of the most ironic discoveries in history!

Because if you research "balanced armature driver" you'll discover they are used in popular earphones, which would mean millions of people are walking around oblivious to the tiny OU devices in their ears. 

tak

[hansvonlieven]

@ Tak,

I know, also the same technology is used in small buzzers where the loudest possible noise with the smallest possible power consumption is more important than the quality of the sound.

Someone should have been asking questions about the device's potential for overunity long before now.

Hans von Lieven

[BEP]

Hans,

Here is something you may enjoy. Probably not a well known version of an auto radio power supply. I always found them interesting because they were said to do a great job of heating the car when you didn't want to use gasoline.

[tak22]

OK, so now we build a bigger magnet magnified "speaker", disconnect the speaker from the connecting rod, then attach what?

This is a new area for me. What is the most efficient known method for converting a pulsed force into electricity? Attach a magnet and shuttle it back and forth in a coil?

Also, is it essential to have a horseshoe magnet, or could it be done away with and just use magnets in place of the pole shoes?

With these question answered I'd know if my thoughts on a few ways to maximize the force and do away with the spring steel might work.

tak

[hansvonlieven]

@ BEP

Well observed, here the same principle is used to drive a vibrator in an inverter circuit.

@ tak

Yes , you could do this. It would seem to be a very clumsy way of going about it though. I actually designed something like this to test the system for overunity. I since have rejected the idea in favour of a far more elegant solution.

Below is my original concept

Hans von Lieven