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[Dingus Mungus]

Well before you post photos of your prototype we would be more interested in the Input to Ouput ratios.

Input and output are FULLY multifarious. Depending on every aspect of the mechanism. number of poles, desired output voltage, mass of armature, desired operating rpm's, Wire guage, number of windings, desired coil length inner and outer radius, etc.

Ok, I'll be more dirrect: What is the CoP on your prototype?

For instance operating input voltage could be as low as milivolts DC with giga volts AC output in the same mechanism.

Well unfotunately that means very little to me without knowing the over all wattage... Voltage means nothing without high current in the energy market. Just about anyone can invert 12 volts dc to ac then step up the voltage to a giggavolt.

Please be more clear with your data...

~Dingus

P.S. I do hope you've invented a overunity device that you plan on sharing with us here at overunity.com, but currently you're off to a bad start: overzelous claims, no prototype, vague and incomplete data. Just my opinion, but this is starting to smell less baked then the thread name would imply...

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[Dingus Mungus]

CoP == How efficient is your prototype? CoP means how much energy do you put in and how much energy do you get out. If for example you put 1 watt in and get out 1 watt your CoP = 1.0, and if you put 1 watt in and get 2 watts out your CoP = 2.0, AKA overunity.

I am sorry if our questions seem brash, but you must understand this concept is no where near 'fully baked' as you put it. I would recomend you continue building you prototype and get back to us with some data, then we can help you figure out the numbers. It would appear you have the ring that will generate the torque built and all you need is a large cylinder for it to turn on. A large radius section of pvc would work fine, now you would just have to start working on the stators operation.

Get back to us with more info when this project is indeed baked. If you have questions in the mean time then we can help in some cases, but we dont work well with claims without proof.

Good luck to you sir,
~Dingus

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