New invention produces overunity.
Can anyone find & post some CLOSE UP photos of this?
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/News:140728:Maglev_Generator_Generates_1.8_kW_Electricity_from_40_W_Input (http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/News:140728:Maglev_Generator_Generates_1.8_kW_Electricity_from_40_W_Input)
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Can anybody find more about this, because it sure looks interesting.
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Related to Maglev:
This company told that they sold the OU VEGA Generator to investors, now they promote the maglev motor next to VAWT (vertical axis wind turbine)
http://www.dpverano.com/page4.html
on the verano page are pictures used from technokontrol
http://www.technokontrol.com/en/current-projects/generator.php
It looks like a simple rotating Magnet Wheel with a Pick Up Coil.
The site says: Maglev Generator Generates 1.8 kW Electricity from 40 W Input (Translation) - The "Maglev Generator" is capable of electricity
generation without relying on external energy. Preliminary estimates suggest that it can produce 43 kilowatt hours of electricity
a day, far more than the consumption by an average home. It was expected to be on mass-production in a year
Inventor Teng successfully developed the world's first "maglev generator" which powered a light during the demonstration yesterday.
Taiwanese inventor Mr. Hon Gi Teng had led the R&D team for nearly three years to develop the "Maglev Generator" which is capable
of electricity generation without relying on external energy. Preliminary estimates suggest that it can produce 43 kilowatt hours of electricity
a day, far more than the consumption by an average home. It is expected to be in mass-production in a year. Teng claimed that the installation
can result in an annual electricity bill savings of about $60,000 ($2,000 USD).
During the product launch event, Teng first started up a single "maglev generator disc" through a coil to power up a 110W light. Then he
started up an array of 6 maglev generator discs that powered up a fridge and air-conditioner. Teng stated that the generator utilized
permanent magnets. Each generator disc (rotor?) has 12 magnets, using the magnetic principle of repulsion to generate power.
The power generated is stored in the battery rack. Teng also added that each generator unit has six 12-magnet generator discs.
Each disc is capable of generating 300 W of electricity. If the generator operates 24 hours, it can generate 43 kW-h a day, which far
exceeds an average daily home's use of 10-15 kW-h. The battery rack is capable of storing 7.2 kW-h of electricity as standby.
Teng said that it only requires 40 W to power the motor. This invention is to use 40 W to generate 1800 W of electricity.
They have already gotten distribution networks in Germany, Japan, and Myanmar, of which Myanmar has an estimated monthly demand of 20,000 units.
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/News:140728:Maglev_Generator_Generates_1.8_kW_Electricity_from_40_W_Input (http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/News:140728:Maglev_Generator_Generates_1.8_kW_Electricity_from_40_W_Input)
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yes probably
for me it looks similar to VEGA:
http://freeenergylt.narod.ru/index/0-32
while the other available picture and written info for me looks like a black motor on the left side with a bright generator on the right side, looks like a common wind generator but is a maglev generator?
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Maglev_Magnet_Generator_by_Taiwan_Edison_Creative_Technology_Co.%2C_Ltd
there is a movie and additional 7 pictures
http://www.appledaily.com.tw/realtimenews/article/new/20140719/436089
http://www.technokontrol.com/press-media/tk-rf5000-mesa.html
Is there a demonstration of it self-running, without any outside input of power? 40 Watts in and 1800 watts out, that would be easy for ME to make self-looping.
Quote from: FatBird on July 29, 2014, 04:57:45 PM
It looks like a simple rotating Magnet Wheel with a Pick Up Coil.
The site says: Maglev Generator Generates 1.8 kW Electricity from 40 W Input (Translation) - The "Maglev Generator" is capable of electricity
generation without relying on external energy. Preliminary estimates suggest that it can produce 43 kilowatt hours of electricity
a day, far more than the consumption by an average home. It was expected to be on mass-production in a year
Inventor Teng successfully developed the world's first "maglev generator" which powered a light during the demonstration yesterday.
Taiwanese inventor Mr. Hon Gi Teng had led the R&D team for nearly three years to develop the "Maglev Generator" which is capable
of electricity generation without relying on external energy. Preliminary estimates suggest that it can produce 43 kilowatt hours of electricity
a day, far more than the consumption by an average home. It is expected to be in mass-production in a year. Teng claimed that the installation
can result in an annual electricity bill savings of about $60,000 ($2,000 USD).
During the product launch event, Teng first started up a single "maglev generator disc" through a coil to power up a 110W light. Then he
started up an array of 6 maglev generator discs that powered up a fridge and air-conditioner. Teng stated that the generator utilized
permanent magnets. Each generator disc (rotor?) has 12 magnets, using the magnetic principle of repulsion to generate power.
The power generated is stored in the battery rack. Teng also added that each generator unit has six 12-magnet generator discs.
Each disc is capable of generating 300 W of electricity. If the generator operates 24 hours, it can generate 43 kW-h a day, which far
exceeds an average daily home's use of 10-15 kW-h. The battery rack is capable of storing 7.2 kW-h of electricity as standby.
Teng said that it only requires 40 W to power the motor. This invention is to use 40 W to generate 1800 W of electricity.
They have already gotten distribution networks in Germany, Japan, and Myanmar, of which Myanmar has an estimated monthly demand of 20,000 units.
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/News:140728:Maglev_Generator_Generates_1.8_kW_Electricity_from_40_W_Input (http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/News:140728:Maglev_Generator_Generates_1.8_kW_Electricity_from_40_W_Input)
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hi,
I am already smelling a rotten fish miles away after they mentioned -Myanmar of all the countries in Asia and one of the poorest as well.It would be easy pull this trick if someone were to use a low profile country like Myanmar.
Taking their currency exchange into account do you think people over there can afford to even purchase a UNVERIFIED "costly fake ou device" which likely cost thousands.
Can someone go down to Myanmar and buy one since they mentioned there is already 20,000 units in demand over there.
I guess not.
How can you doubt it? It has a big battery bank, which as we know, all electrical OU machines need. Why they need it has never been explained, but they all have it, so never mind. Why, even in the photo up above he shows it lighting a bulb, right? And there is a big battery right next to it in the photograph. So it must be real.
Quote from: TinselKoala on July 31, 2014, 03:24:01 AM
How can you doubt it? It has a big battery bank, which as we know, all electrical OU machines need.
Indded. The zero electrical OU machines available somewhere need batteries.
Quote from: TinselKoala on July 31, 2014, 03:24:01 AM
How can you doubt it? It has a big battery bank, which as we know, all electrical OU machines need. Why they need it has never been explained, but they all have it, so never mind. Why, even in the photo up above he shows it lighting a bulb, right? And there is a big battery right next to it in the photograph. So it must be real.
I have a new modle out TK-it requires only a battery to start. Once up and running,we can remove the battery altogether. This one of mine work's because i use a flux inversion generator-which are extreemly hard to find. I have a week off in 3 week's,and pick up my new drill/mill/lathe on my first day off. Once i have it all set up,i will build a self runner without the battery in the system-true as ::)
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