Selfrunning Waterpump-generator device runs 60 Watts lamp...

[fritz]

Hi, JDHardy,
Yes, your original paddle wheel was the weakest link in the setup. (I commented it was like 10-15% efficient...)
No need to invent a hot water again, there is already a lot of work available on different types of turbines. Just pick one. More paddles, better...

So, your current problem is that you're getting "only 300W" out of the setup (after the turbine improvements..)? Sorry, with what input?

Can you answer at least some of our questions, like:
- provide at least a basic schematic (el. connections) with the data
- pump AND generator details (I constantly hear about CalTech T10000 pump, is this true?)
- measurements ( & procedures) made so far (flow rate, electric, t/V...)
- self-sustaining ability (this should be possible according to the claims)

I'm looking forward to your (promissed!) new video.
Cheers!

Totally Bullshit, sorry,

More paddles == better - 4 feet == better
2 brains == better, 2 broken legs == better

This is no normal turbine.
I set up a formula for the ideal amount of paddles.
(see attachement)

Feel free to layout your exact derived efficiency calculation.
I have no clue where you buy your truth - maybe should buy
somewhere else.

[fritz]

Sorry, forgot the diameter of the water stream (in the calculation its almost 0)
If you give me the details - diameter wheel, distance  paddle, diameter paddle,
diameter water beam - I can calculate you the right amount of paddles.
Should be slightly higher than in the previous calulation.
rgds

[k4zep]

Believe it or not, I've been very busy.  Today was the first day that I tested the machine since we have made changes.  I have added more paddles to the wheel and I put the machine up on caster wheels.  I put it in the front of the garage and did a test run.  I just emailed my partner - the problem that I am having is that I am only getting about (300watts) and I can not change over to generator power at that time.  I don't know what I have done wrong, besides adding triple the paddles.  I was looking forward to making the new video today.  I'm waiting for my partner to get back to me and for him to get over here - it could be something that is very simple.  Just wanted to give you an update and we'll be getting to you all soon

James

Hi James,

Arrrrrrrrrrrrrr.  If I have learned one thing in 65 years it is: If it ain't broke, DON'T fix it..especially in this arena!..........

Hope you sort it out!  IF you still have the RPM's make sure you don't have a generator problem on that rebuilt unit...

Those extra spoons might be breaking up the stream too much.  You might have been getting all the power from the little V in the pulley!  Physically they are the same as a spoon in redirecting the water and resultant torque, continous and linear in operation, a cross between a Pelton spoon and a Tesla generator.   Perhaps spoons just got it started!

Respectfully

Ben

[aether22]

Thank you for your comments in your last message.  Yes, you are correct. I'll talk to you later or tomorrow.

James

Hey, great to see you here!

I have a theory about how your setup works, I believe that flux is leaving the motor through the holes and being absorbed in the external circuitry inducing more energy than any normal estimate would guess. (I believe the flux is 'radiant', that it rides on aetheric shockwaves released by the rewound generator)

Is this in your opinion correct or possibly correct?

Is there ANY chance of getting info on your circuit?

Thank You.


BTW if you think my 'theory' sounds crazy, well so do I.
But it seems that that or something very much like it is possible based on my research.

note: sorry about the extra long sig, will prune it in a few days.


Edit: Reply to fritz below
fritz, how so?
The second line is about in general skepticism (or unreasonable skepticism), that is not something displayed in the above text unless you read if wrong.
Maybe however you meant the second point not the second line? If so I would say you could only come to that conclusion by being skeptical and closed minded. as I can assure you my reasoning is based on much evidence.

[fritz]

Arrrrrrrrrrrrrr.  If I have learned one thing in 65 years it is: If it ain't broke, DON'T fix it..especially in this arena!..........

I will draw that in huge letters at the entrance of my LAB.
lol.

rgds.