Well, there is nothing long with failure as long as you learn from it and don't repeat it.
For the future, remember your results and point them out to another member that is making the same error.

Sam,


ok, thank you. Basicly, it forces the electrons to one side of the coil, but not out of the coil. Nevertheless, we came to some interesting observations in this thread. Good luck with your new idea!


Boris,


thanks for the information.


Happy New Year to all of You.

Quote from: dieter on December 31, 2014, 02:30:06 PM
Sam,

ok, thank you. Basicly, it forces the electrons to one side of the coil, but not out of the coil. Nevertheless, we came to some interesting observations in this thread. Good luck with your new idea!

Boris,

thanks for the information.


Happy New Year to all of You.

Dear dieter, I agree with you my friend, we did come to some interesting observations in this thread. Thank you and same goes to you

@ Nobull, yes my firend, that is very true and for sure I will do that

@ Boris, thanks for sharing that info my friend, I appreciate it

Happy new year to you all and good luck experimenting I hope in year 2015 we could break some thermodynamic laws together because they are for heat transfer systems and don't belong to the world of electromagnetism

Hey guys how are you all doing? Has any of you tried something new with the Lenz free generator?

I am thinking of building a small one, I came across this concept:
http://itawk.com/cgi-bin/myCMS.cgi?page=lenzless_generator_proof_of_concept

Would you say that it is a good design to start with or should I change something?

VMP

I didn't understand the principle, maybe I should try harder ("the men who are staring at schematics"...).

Would be useful to have some explanation of the essential features and  how it is diffrent.

BTW. yesterday I uploaded a paper about a lenzless method based on the reverse lorentz force anomaly, this you may find intetesting to read. (Files section of this site).