This is interesting.
Liberty engine 2.0
This video seems to suggest that they can eliminate all eddy currents in the core with a silver / aluminum alloy core. And this is they key to making a machine go overunity.
There are videos demonstrating silver does cause eddy currents, and we know aluminum does also.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-M8qp2_KSQ
This channel publishes many false claims and scams, several machines that they claim overunity, and shows you how to make solar panels from old CD's (which does not work).
I call BS
I just found this earlier and I had not had time to think about it but it is a nice build and worthy of thought.
BS ! total BS ! YT channel; money on views!
Hello everyone
And I found that there was a paradox in this video:
The motor rotates at 1400RPM. It is explained that this motor is an asynchronous motor.
The principle of asynchronous motor is: its rotor mechanical rotation frequency is always lower than the stator armature magnetic field rotation frequency.
That is, asynchronous motors have a 'slip rate'.
So, in this video system, the frequency of the current emitted by the four sets of magnets and coils is the mechanical frequency of the asynchronous motor rotor.
That is, the electrical frequency corresponding to 1400RPM.
This electrical frequency is supplied to the asynchronous motor, and the rotor speed of the motor will be lower than 1400 RPM.
As a result, the rotor speed will be lower than 1400RPM.
Then, the four sets of magnets and coils emit current at a lower frequency than the electrical frequency corresponding to 1400 RPM.
In this way, the asynchronous motor must gradually stop rotating.
In this video, the electricity generated by the four sets of magnets and coils does not pass through the inverter。
So it's weird.
In addition, if the motor in the video is synchronous, the frequency of this system cannot be stabilized and will vary widely.
Thank you
Panyuming
Does not look capable of delivering such power from tiny magnets that
cannot bring the microwave oven cores to saturation.
Probably a bunch of 18650 cells in the base, my guess.
All of that is very interesting... also, now they have released another video with the plans and details of the installation, note that only 2 poles are used to feed the main motor.
also... they make it clear that the "secret" is in the core of the rotor... the material that is supposedly an aluminum alloy + silver.
Does anyone suspect what material that would be? Or would it not be an alloy of aluminum + zinc?
By the way, looking to avoid Faucoult currents, wouldn't a ZINC nucleus be more efficient?
..I was wrong... it's not ZINC, I was referring to the use of NICKEL as the "best magnetic shield" in that case...
Do you think it could be considered as "solid iron + nickel core" to subtract the effect of faultout current?