Nice graphics Duke. I'm sorry I don't have any equivalent to post. my design is similar to a spiral pm motor. All of the homopolar setups i've seen allways have the magnetic flux above and below the disk while electrical potential is measured between the spindel and the outside edge. The half baked part of my idea is this. I've been wondering if I face the magnets edge on, can I pickup a spark between the top & bottom of the disk & if so, will it have any affect on the back emf when under load - wondering if there could be a relationship between gyroscopic forces & resistance.

I used a program called DeltaCad to draw that. The main thing about my idea is the magnets above and below the shaft and along the two sides just above and below the two support magnets which act to stabilize the shaft horizontally. The rest of the drawing is using basic electrical induction for generation and I'm still working on the drive portion as well as other ideas based on the Hydrogen Power area.

Frictionless? Bah! Didn't i see brushes in the original drawing? there is a friction involved there. you show a magnetic bearing? But you have an output shaft that would prove to have rotational and thrust properties more commonly displayed in common armatures.

faraday did have something with his works and had he finished his works we would not have the dependance to fossil fuels that we do today. However that is not the case and "we" I or you have to finish them for him. With the state of the sciences today that is going to be quite a task. As to finish his works is to prove that free energy is possible. to prove that once unity is achieved in a closed system that overunity does indeed exist. To prove that a perpetual state does exist and that the perpetual state is just that perpetual an will be just that for infinity. with that we can better understand gravity and the event horizon and the roles they play in the very universe we live in and the countless other universes out there in their various states of development.

Those are things that the sciences find hard to swallow. In fact there are few that actually research free-energy, overunity, anti gravity, perpetual motion, and an infinite state. For sure not in a manner that the sciences conduct research. Certainly not with the communication networks that academia has afforded the sciences.

I'd say what there doing isn't working for us or them. We are still stuck to this planet and fully dependant on fossil fuels and other dangerous methods of aquireing energy for the work.

Homopolar? I'm sorry but most motors generators or combinations of such are multipole and for faradays works to be complete Multipole is the change that is needed in his designs. To do that proper is to *totally* eliminate friction from the design.

When your ready to understand how that is done ask me.

ring

hello all

@ ring theory well im more than ready

a solution for the brushes i have that too!

but why expose it

im intrested in speeking with you

i in my opinion can build this devise and make it frictionless totaly but my main focous right now is my turbine  and generator combination as it has a good home in this world we all live in also as soon as i finish it has a place to go i will be finishing my machine with in the next 3 weeks and then its out for testing! after that mass production!

i now have funding!


william

I still don't understand why it must be frictionless. If the energy out of the machine is going to do some useful work, I believe this energy will play with the friction as it was nothing anyway.

If Faraday did live today, he would probably be dead...as the prize of overunity is, as far as I know, death

Br.

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