leedskalnin flywheel

[tishatang]

Hi all

Here is a link that you may find interesting"

coralcastlecode.com

I can't access it from China right now, so I don't know if it is still active?

Tishatang

[Michelinho]

What I think it is?

It is a hand cranked generator that he used for charging his batteries, making his magnets and for strengthening his chains and hooks by magnetizing them. I read his 3 booklets on magnets and found precious tidbits throughtout. He was of the Old Guards, a brilliant man lost in love.

Take care,

Michel

[exxcomm0n]

@ tishtang

Interesting site!
I can get to it and am checking out it's content now.


As to the generator, I think it could be humanly powered, but not for a long time.
But then Leedskalnin had that nifty perpetual motion holder that could explain being able to hold quite a bit of generated electricity for use at a later time.

Maybe there were a couple of things he didn't print a pamphlet for?

[Michelinho]

Another fascinating thing about this rotor is the use of the magnet stacking method side by side reversed polarity at each row. With smaller cheap magnets, he placed them to amplify the magnetic field and boost efficiency. Brilliant man, poor man. They all end up the same, forgotten.

Take care,

Michel

[chevyiron420]

at first i thought each pole was made of 12 magnets, but now i count 10. so do you think they were stacked five verticly north and 5 south up against each other? i read that one guy thinks the pickup coil had some kind of north and south arangment that made it easy to crank? i also read that he used it to generate some kind of frequency that levatated the stone blocks. one of the interesting things i read was that his hoist with tripod was no were neer heavy enough to lift some of the blocks and even if it was he couldnt movethem to where he needed them to be. so how did he move all that stone around. plus he up and moved the whole joint 10 miles and re erected it, by him self.-phil