I'm going to start researching about a new free energy experiment and I'm looking for people that want to collaborate in the project. The idea is develop and build the project, and share results and info together.
The project is about The Relaxation Time of a Conductor
The idea is that we can draw pure voltage waves (and 0 amperage, I don't mean a very low amperage that the multimeter cannot read. I mean NO amperage). In theory we could run a device using only pure voltage waves.
The experiment is very simple, because we only need to make a special alloy and a very simple circuit to pulse the energy throught the wire, because we would use PDC.
Results?
We could replicate a similar experiment like the Rod Generator
Info: http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Elemental_Rod_Generator
Experiment Development
1. Theory and study of the project, as the determination of the main factors
2. Theory development about How to make the Project (how to build it)
3. Build the project
4. Test the results
Hi,
If you think of Bearden"s special wire alloy (Alu-iron) for instance then it all boils down to: for how much one can find a wire manufacturer willing to make that wire or any other wire alloy that may seem useful for a try.
Agree?
Gyula
@Gyula
Yes, I'm talking about Bearden's Alu-Iron alloy.
If the theory is true, there are infinite ways to develop technologies using this technique.
The problem is that making a homemade special alloy wire is difficult, so I have thought about to make Rods instead wires, because Rods are easiest to build than wires.
We could make a homemade special alloy Rods, to test the experiment and see if the results are true or not. If the results are true, then we could start the 2nd stage of the project: make the wire.
But the first stage is to make the rods, it's easy. There are some DIY manuals showing how we can build a inductive heater, to melt the iron and the aluminum.
The project could be like this:
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The true rod generator project uses 2 rods, 1 with 73 elements and the second one with 74. We could make our own version, using the Alu-Iron alloy and extracting some volts from the thin air. In youtube you can find how to get some volts from thin air, easy to do also.
intresting
seems rodin's coil needs this wire or similar ......
anyone ever study mullers cores?
hummmmm
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Magnethos,
I wonder how exactly do you plan to "mix" up these elements into alloys (smelt, high pressure, carbon arc, induction heating...)?
I would think it is a pretty challenging task especially if you want to do that in the home environment. What about considerations of potential hazards like explosion, toxicity, burns, etc?
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This place: http://www.mwswire.com/, might be able to produce the Al/Fe (98:2) wire - I was thinking to contact them and ask. Maybe if there's more interest here they could do a custom "run" for us and it would be cheaper for all.
It would also be interesting to get enameled tinned copper wire as well, for some additional coil experiments...
@amigo
I have thought about making the rods using the next method:
First of all, buy Aluminum Powder and Iron Powder, then mix them in 98:2. Once we have the powder mix made, build a mold and then heat the powder mix in the mold using an Inductor Heater. When the metals are enough heated and the mix is good, turn of the inductor heater and wait until the mix is cooled.
Something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma3VDDv2d-E
Of course, you must to build a better mold.
Yes, I know is a little dangerous to replicate this at home, but... everyone have to think about what are the best possibilities to build the rods.
Your idea is very good! Here in the country I live is almost impossible to find a manufacturer to build the wire. So, if you can, contact with them and ask for prices. If we are a good amount of members to start in this project, the best option will be to do a custom run for us.
@Magnethos,
I am not a metallurgist but a quick search reveals that Fe and Al have different melting points (1,535C and 660C respectively) which means you will have to heat both up to 1,535C at least. I do not know what kind of impact would that have on Al being heated that high...
As far as the wire goes, I'm contemplating what exactly do I want to do first. Have many things going at the moment and do not wish to lose focus. But I might inquire from that company about custom production, etc.
Might I suggest using electroplating and vacuum plating methods to make the alloy.
I have read that you can make Bronze by using a copper and a tin rod and the proper voltages.
So other alloys should work too.
Only problem I see is Al doesn't work with electroplating, I don't know if iron does either.
I understand Al is vacuum plated on things. This may work for iron too.
Another suggestion for making small samples is using a charcoal block, a heat source, and a blow pipe.
Using these three items you can melt small samples of metals together using even a candle flame.
I know it will melt iron. An example of using a Blow Pipe is mentioned here.
http://books.google.ca/books?id=FiD662Xra90C&pg=PA237&lpg=PA237&dq=blow+pipe+metallurgy&source=web&ots=42yBGiY3Q8&sig=bl9xrlYWytj73k7LuEsfAteyJ3M&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=6&ct=result
Another thought.
If you mix iron oxide with aluminum powder you get Thermite.
Maybe by making a little thermite and mixing that with a large amount of aluminum powder
you could make some of this alloy.
Ignite the thermite and let it melt the aluminum.
If this is done under a blanket of argon it may produce some of the Al/Fe alloy you need.
@amigo and AbbaRue
Of course, it's true that aluminum and iron has different melting point (almost 1000 Degrees celsius of difference), so as you, I don't know what impact would have to heat the aluminum at 1535 at least. That's a very interesting point to analyze. The best option is the custom production company, but we have to know the prices.
I haven't heard about electroplating, but you say that we can't electroplating aluminum so... Blowpipe is very interesting test, because we only need a very little amount of metal to do the rods. Wires must be done by the company. Let us know more information about Blowpipe.
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/inventions/pdfs/magnatech.pdf
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I have just heard that when you heat a lot the alumin could evaporate.
Fugde it ( g rated ), my advice is to use blast welding. Take what ever metals u want mixed together . send them to a good old fashioned usa company, and they will use tnt to make the metals "one" without melting.
I have found 2 websites where I can buy the iron powder and aluminum powder:
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Aluminum 99% min
I'm going to ask about the iron
You cannot blast weld with powder, the substance must be solid, there are two companies in penn, usa, that have alot off cut offs from different mixtures of metals, I'm working on it from ur last chem compound post.
Thanks, but... Why I cannot blast the powder? What is the problem if I blast a powder compound instead of blasting a solid compound?
Sorry for my english