Curiosity costs nothing if it is already broke  ......

I am back from Atlanta Georgia, it was only 88 degrees there - 108 here in Oklahoma.

Status on the ZED, we have been running - but with a loop of irritating small issues (mountain climbing - little mountains).

Our Mechanical team met and we have decided to put each of the issues to bed.

Since last Thursday - while I was gone - two of the five were put to rest.

The parts to fix two more were ordered - over nited and will be here Monday.

The last step is to pull the system and weigh the parts to see if they are equal.

We are also replacing any plumbing we had repeat leaks on - and using the new installation tools and torque settings.

We over torqued and caused leaks....drat....

The Great News

Both Sides of the Zed are over unity - just one side is a lot better than the other.

I can't wait to see what Larry and Dennis have? ??
I have had three more Mathematical Replicators write me while I was gone - Well Done!

Wayne

Quote from: Xaverius on August 04, 2012, 07:25:01 PM
  No PMs?  The stator and rotor must be field wound EMs that are powered by the main supply.

X, the stator is EM for sure.  And the stator circuit is switched from first including a start up capacitor and charging all stator poles (several dozen) with the AC input power to (my guess) only every other pole once the compressor motor is up to speed and that start up cap is removed from the circuit.  But the rotor appears to be just laminates of silicon steel.  The outside of the laminates are perfectly cylindrical.  How would this rotor be attracted by a rotating magnetic field from the stator?

If someone has a quick answer, great.  If not, pls PM me so as not to clutter this thread.

M.

Quote from: mondrasek on August 04, 2012, 10:10:10 PM

X, the stator is EM for sure.  And the stator circuit is switched from first including a start up capacitor and charging all stator poles (several dozen) with the AC input power to (my guess) only every other pole once the compressor motor is up to speed and that start up cap is removed from the circuit.  But the rotor appears to be just laminates of silicon steel.  The outside of the laminates are perfectly cylindrical.  How would this rotor be attracted by a rotating magnetic field from the stator?

If someone has a quick answer, great.  If not, pls PM me so as not to clutter this thread.

M.

http://www.globalspec.com/reference/10791/179909/chapter-3-ac-and-dc-motors-ac-motors-ac-induction-motor
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/magnetic/indmot.html
The aluminum bars are sometimes hard to see without removing the aluminum end ring, but they are there. You usually can see the small bright slanted edges along the laminate.

Regards, Larry

Hello All,

I am calling "Webby" - the winner of the replication challenge, and I sent him the $2000

Nothing like getting your hands "Wet" I have already heard from several people who copied his work - and or improved upon the Tennis Ball container Z.E.D. or the "TBZED" construction experiment.

PhWest found a plastic bottle company that sold plastic bottles incrementally sized.

Time, Distance and Mass - does not lie - We are very Overunity - Great Job Team.

It is your work - being the good skeptic - doing your due diligence, searching - discovering - that is helping to bring freedom - in many forms to the World.

Excessive heat - has caused transmission failures - Extreme load on the Grid, Grid failure has caused massive outages - during the heat.

Many fables have been wisely written warning against putting all your eggs in one basket - when whole communities can be shut down - that is a bad thing - it gives too much control over free people.

Recent Nuclear power and even past events - give clear rise to the need for safe and clean energy -
We have been blessed with a solution - together we can make this happen, individually and together.
Never underestimate how important your single contribution will be to the future.

Never expect support from everyone - just do what is right - do it now.

Thank you Webby, and others that have helped.

To Webby, if you would like that flight down - to visit our lab and team - get your picture for our book, price it and let me know.
Thanks Again, you who seek the truth - have humbled and honored me - but lets keep this about our future - a future that is changing before your eyes.
I look forward to the next level - from Dennis and Larry.
Thank you Neptune for carrying the torch!
Wayne Travis

HydroEnergyRevolution.com
Each Freedom in its time..... Thank God.

Let me be among the first to congratulate Webby. If ever a guy deserved a reward for a replication, he is that guy. As I have said before, he was already sure that this would work, based on his own meticulous mathematical analysis.But he did not stop there. He was prepared to get his hands wet and dirty, gather some recycled materials, and spend some time working with tools.Methinks we shall here more from this man.
      phwest has already made a great contribution in his previous "thesis" on how this technology works. It would benefit the community immensely if he could provide a link to the source of these incrementally sized plastic bottles. That on its own would facilitate more replications.
       I know I have said this before, but the thing that blows my mind is the essential simplicity of the basis of this technology. It is still to me a staggering thought, that the Ancient Romans could probably have built a pair of Zeds, to power, say, a water pump.
         That of course does not detract from the brilliance, and originality of this system.I am proud to have played some small part in the discussion even if it has been mainly in the role of "cheerleader". Here`s to many more successful replications.