Yu oscillating Generator ---- Overunity YOG Model

[WattBuilder]

@All

Here’s my update.

I have now made the decision to put a hold on using the tail vane method to orientate the drive magnet. It’s taking me longer then I have planned. The things that I am running into going this route are lack of access to better materials and better tools.

I know that there are going to be some readers who will have a harder time understanding when I revert back to the use of the servo method.

The full understanding of the ability to scale and its effects is something that one may have to figure out. As my knowledge came from working in the field of the Automation Industry. I will do my best to help those understand.

For now I want to clear up the “step” function of my drive magnet’s position. Before I put up additional videos of the YOG.

You may have notice on my previous video that the drive magnet is offset from the centerline of the lever. The reasoning for that position is to allow for the step in a cycle to take place while also orientating the drive magnet. This function allows for “walking” or “climbing” how every you like to view it.
 
This makes it possible to add on top of the gain kinetic energy. Resulting in the lever getting lower and lower and the weight lifting higher and higher.

One can compare it to traveling up a flight of stairs or a truck bumper jack lifting a car.

It would be great if the magnetic array has a knob where you can turn up the magnetic energy for every cycle pass, but apparently magnets aren’t made that way.

The value of energy from the magnetic array is fixed. Depending on your array set up. So that’s why we need to add the “step” function.

Hopefully in the coming days I will be posting a new video where you can see the YOG in action with a servo.

Howard
My one cycle video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gekDM8vg16k

[Kator01]

Hi wattbuilder,

look here :

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/industry/4337757.html

homepage of these guys :

http://www.correlatedmagnetics.com/

Regards

Kator01

[Cloxxki]

Hi wattbuilder,

look here :

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/industry/4337757.html

homepage of these guys :

http://www.correlatedmagnetics.com/

Regards

Kator01

Later we'll think back and say "Wow, this took 40 years after Concorde flew"? So smart, so simple. Great stuff. Makes making magnet motors so much easier, less parts. Just, OU...someone will have to think of the magic shape to make it happen.
Twisting those mags is lower torque than pulling apart in max attraction, but I bet it costs the same work in the end. OK, enough off-topic from me :-)

[WattBuilder]

Hi Kator01,

It’s good to see more applications using magnets for common needs.
It looks like a process similar to the Fisher & Paykel Smart drive motors for reducing cogging.

Here’s a link
http://www.thebackshed.com/windmill/WhatFP.asp

Notice how the ferrite is magnetized N S N S in the shape of arrows in the last picture.

Sounds like more companies are catching on. 

Howard

[onthecuttingedge2005]

what I would like to understand is how people can't see past the illusion of Kinetic energy transfer.

Gravity and Magnetism only transfer kinetic energy. they are carriers of the kinetic force.

the only thing you can improve on such devices is their means to 'store' kinetic energy more efficiently!

I suggest a few M.I.T classes would help out a lot.

Jerry