Magnetic wires as "Free Energy"

[resonanceman]

I'm interested in knowing what "free energy" designs use wires made of magnetic materials, such as iron, steel, or even PM's. I'm more interested in the designs where the "free energy" may come from the magnetic wires.

I think the TPU is one, right?  Any others?

Thanks,
PL

The  guy that created Coral Castle  was reported to have said  " I have made lots more electricity  with steal than I ever did  with copper. "   I believe that  the magnetic fields are attracted to iron . ...in theory this attraction  should increase the  energy level a little ........  If I am right about this ......the ideal  wire for OU motors and such might be a  soft iron  wire  heavily  plated with copper.( for lower  resistance .)

gary

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@ Res :  that there is exactly why some inductors are coiled around a ferrite core.
placing the core 'inside' the wire itself would be WAY more efficient!! great idea

@ PL,  those thermoelectric "CPU coolers" are almost perfectly reversable.
the power used to create a temperature difference is the same as the power produced when you sustain the same difference in temp on the two terminals.

in either case, you have to transport the heat energy away from the device.
   heating: you must take away the cold air from the cold side
   cooling: you must take the hot air from the hot side

generating with heat:  you must take the heat away from the cold side
generating with cold: you must take the cold away from the hot side.

as long s these variables are maintained properly
then Power in = Power out with 2 identicle devices, one used for consumption, the other production.
minus applicable losses

these same type of modules are used to make TEG generators, in a ring 3inches tall, 1.5 in thick and about as big around as a basket ball, they fit around the Exhaust Stack on 18-wheeler trucks, and produce about 1KW continuous electricity which is used to power some of the electronic systems in the truck

[PaulLowrance]

The  guy that created Coral Castle  was reported to have said  " I have made lots more electricity  with steal than I ever did  with copper. "

Love it!  I have to use that quote somewhere at my website and forum!  Not only is the quote from a great mysterious man, but what he says is so true.

the ideal  wire for OU motors and such might be a  soft iron  wire  heavily  plated with copper.( for lower  resistance

According to my half-baked idea, I was thinking that best would be ultra thin layers of copper, iron, copper, iron, etc. Also, if the iron coercivity is too low, then there's not enough MCE energy. If the iron coercivity is high low, then it will take too long for thermal energy to reset the material during each cycle.

On top of that, finding the correct magnetic material is half the job. The magnetic material must be set just right; i.e., the iron cannot be fully degaussed or saturated.

PL

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