ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[tim energy]

when the "scalar voltage" is so high, that the current starts to flow around the outside of the wire, 90 DEGREES TO IT'S NORMAL FLOW.

Quite often it will burn the coating right off the wire if the current can't find any where to go and the pulse is high enough. I can't do it electronically, but I can do it mechanically, and with only one pulse. NO resonance at all. Magnification of both amperage and voltage.  

is this true TITO ?

[citfta]

A great invention using magnetic amplification.

I really don't understand how he could have gotten that patent granted.  Almost all of his devices shown in that patent have been in use for many years.  I was working on those magnetic bases like his back in the 1980's.  He has just copied others work and reapplied for a patent on those devices.  Besides the magnetic base for use with an indicator we had magnetic tables that were about 1 foot by 3 foot that worked on the same principle.  It was purely mechanical with an arm that you moved back and forth to move a set of magnets to turn the table magnetic field on and off.  I really did not see anything new in that patent.  What part of the patent did you see as a great invention?

If you live near a machine shop you can go there and see those magnetic bases and tables in use.  If you live near a Harbor Freight company store you can get one of the magnetic bases to take apart or examine.  Or you could order one online.

Carroll

[seychelles]

Well i was impressed with the motor really. I would say that this motor should be
very efficient..don't you.

[citfta]

Well i was impressed with the motor really. I would say that this motor should be
very efficient..don't you.

I am not so sure the motor will be any more efficient than a conventional stepper motor.  To cancel the magnetic field by electromagnet will require as strong of a magnetic field as the magnet has.  So it will require a fair amount of power to do that.  There may be some gain from trying to switch the flux from through the coil to through the rotor.  That is an interesting idea that I am pretty sure has been done before.  Building one to experiment with should not be too hard if you have access to a milling machine and lathe.  I think it could even be done with hand tools and a lot of patience.  Are you planning to build one or just throwing the idea out for consideration and thought?

[wattsup]

Jack was a member of this forum for some years. We helped him finance the patent but then he passed away and I have never been able to find any family members that might know where his devices are.

You can look him up on this forum and I have saved some of his stuff on my FTP site here
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Inventors/Jack-W-Hildenbrand/

Although we never had the opportunity to formally run and measure his motors, in all the "purported" OU devices I have seen during the many years on this forum, his was the only one I could openly say had 99.99% chance of being truly OU.  If I remember correctly his smaller motor used around 200 watts to run and produced 750 watts of torque.

But in order to try and build this, a person needs to be a top machinist like him.

If anyone has the time to hunt down his family and see who inherited all his devices, and, report back here, it would be a very good deed for the posterity of the OU effort.

wattsup