Hello,
I have invented the free energy generator, based on my previous discovery "the gravitational isolator", which is very simple: some weights placed on a wheel that has one half isolated gravitationally, obtaining the rotation only by the action of the gravity force, on the other half of the wheel.
You can see how it works into the image from: http://allempl.xtreemhost.com/ (http://allempl.xtreemhost.com/)
Sincerely yours,
Mihail Vrapcea
Welcome to OU. Sounds fascinating although I'm not sure how this works in the real world. Have you tried a wheel to see if it will continue to turn by itself with the G-I ? Would the power required to keep such a wheel spinning be enough to generate the power required for the laser?
Quote from: mv_ on June 24, 2010, 10:19:55 PM
Hello,
I have invented the free energy generator, based on my previous discovery "the gravitational isolator", which is very simple: some weights placed on a wheel that has one half isolated gravitationally, obtaining the rotation only by the action of the gravity force, on the other half of the wheel.
You can see how it works into the image from: http://allempl.xtreemhost.com/ (http://allempl.xtreemhost.com/)
Sincerely yours,
Mihail Vrapcea
This idea has been already dismissed (even though we have no mean of shielding the gravitational field), because the gravitational flux is conservative. If this could be done with gravity, this could also be done easier with a magnetic field, half of a ferromagnetic wheel being attracted by the field when the other one is shielded. But it doesn't work.
So where can we find your patent and the schematics of your experimental setup?
Can you provide the evidence of your claims?
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Would the power required to keep such a wheel spinning be enough to generate the power required for the laser?
For the cases when the surface inside the gravitational isolator is close enough to total reflection the laser is not used anymore to fill the interior of the disk. The total reflection surface is closed with the enough laser density inside it (however, after a period of time it will require a refill to keep the enough density inside for the percent of gravitational isolation desired).
For the cases when the surface inside the gravitational isolator is NOT close enough to total reflection, the laser can be used continuously, powered by part of the energy generated by the gravitationally rotating wheel, but this is not recommended for a long run (to work on big periods of time), because of the laser waste/escape/absorption troubles.
Prove it in a setup or upload a video, otherwise it does not exist nor work efficiently.
Quote from: mv_ on June 25, 2010, 05:10:42 AM
For the cases when the surface inside the gravitational isolator is close enough to total reflection the laser is not used anymore to fill the interior of the disk. The total reflection surface is closed with the enough laser density inside it (however, after a period of time it will require a refill to keep the enough density inside for the percent of gravitational isolation desired).
For the cases when the surface inside the gravitational isolator is NOT close enough to total reflection, the laser can be used continuously, powered by part of the energy generated by the gravitationally rotating wheel, but this is not recommended for a long run (to work on big periods of time), because of the laser waste/escape/absorption troubles.
What is the RMS watt consumption of that laser compared to the power output of the gravity wheel?
Vidar
Mihail, thank you so much for wanting to share you invention and ideas with us!
I went to your site and saw the gif of the falling particle, does this mean that you have already tested the concept?
If you only need a 3 mW laser to see such effects then I am astounded!
I hope to hear more from you.
Julian
Hi Mihail,
Welcome to the forum.
Would it be possible to concentrate the effect by using a curved surface? For example the bottom of a soda can that has been shined to mirror like finish. Also laser diodes from old DVD burners range from 100mW to 400mW.
The new/valid link to the Gravitational Isolator article is: http://gravitationalisolator.net63.net/
Hi mv_ , is it possible to get a confirmation from you: Have you changed the gravity's force on objects near your device?
Thank you
Julian