A Self-Charging Adams Motor

[gyulasun]

... Dragone's schematic reports a 200% efficiency originally. Now suppose we can manage to save 50% input energy by applying my circuit (of course, should replace the switching mechanism with something equivalent), then the efficiency should be doubled, ending up with 400%. Now let's be conservative, suppose in Dragone's original circuit there were no OU effect, but just a very high, almost 100% transformation (or just apply my circuit to a high efficiency transformer!). Then with the addition of energy savings with the application of my circuit, a 200% COP can be expected, yes? An almost sure OU device, eh?

Hi,

Yes, you are right in your way of logical deducing it is almost sure OU device.  The stress is on the word 'almost' I think but one should be optimistic of course.   
By the way,  I have not seen a convincing test report on that Dragone setup's alleged OU performance, to date...  Bill Alek built it with all the bells and whistles that is all if I am not mistaken?

Keep the ideas coming! 

Cheers,  Gyula

[lanenal]

Yes, you are right in your way of logical deducing it is almost sure OU device.  The stress is on the word 'almost' I think but one should be optimistic of course.   
By the way,  I have not seen a convincing test report on that Dragone setup's alleged OU performance, to date...  Bill Alek built it with all the bells and whistles that is all if I am not mistaken?

Keep the ideas coming! 

Cheers,  Gyula

Hi Gyula,

Thanks for thumbs up. And surely being cautious keeps it at balance -- probably only experiment will have the final say. I just read something from experimenters about Adams Motors, it seems not a good idea to feed back to the supply battery in certain configurations. Anyways, I am not sure if anybody reported here of successful Adams Motor replication? By reading the story of Robert Adams and his motor, I am almost sure it works (sorry, another 'almost', for I haven't seen one and built one myself -- I guess I need to learn a lot more to experiment).

Cheers,

lanenal

[gyulasun]

Hi  Lanenal,

There is a very good link to 10 pages, the author of which is also a member here, he is Hoptoad. It is worth going through page by page and on the last one, page 10, he shows an experiment, where (as he puts it) bending of  Lenz's Law happens.
This is his link: http://www.totallyamped.net/adams/

On this Forum you can see pulse motor topic that includes Adams motor too here: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3318.0.html

Cheers, 
Gyula

[lanenal]

Hi Gyula:

Thanks for the references, they are nice. I think Hoptoad is kind of suspicious on the OU property of Adams Motor, he definitely hadn't seen a successful replication the time he wrote that stuff. I found another guide by Harwood in the Encyclopaedia of free energy here: http://www.angelfire.com/ak5/energy21/adamsmotor.htm , which boldly affirms the OU property.

Recently I was thinking about applying this self-charging circuit to Bendini's SSG (the Monopole or the Window motor), what do you think about this possibility?

Cheers,

lanenal

[lanenal]

Here is how to apply the self-charging circuit to John Bedini's Monopole Energizer (or the SSG), feedbacks and comments are welcome.

Cheers,

lanenal