1 kW zero point energy @ Peswiki.com

[Low-Q]

Hi all,

I got a request from @Neptune about posting a link to www.peswiki.com regarding a simple zero point energy thing:

Here it is:
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/OS:_Claus_W._Turtur:_Zero_Point_Energy_Converter_in_the_Kilowatt_Range

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[turbo]

That's a rotary lifter.
Don't you see the sharp tips at the edges of the can?
It's just propelled by ion wind man.

[Low-Q]

Maybe I was just asked to help to create a new thread with this link. I have no clue whatsoever how this are suppose to work. Maybe some reading will help...

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[neptune]

First of all many thanks to Low-Q for starting this thread . I wanted to do it myself , but do not have the necessary computer skills . It seems to me that  Prof Turtur is a very well educated man , and in this article ,he describes the basic theory behind a practical FE motor , first analysing several different designs , and pointing out their shortcomings . He then goes on to describe his final design , which consists of no more than a simple magnet revolving inside a simple coil , across which is connected a capacitor . He goes on to describe the theory of how and why it should work as a motor , and how it could drive a load of 1Kw .
         Obviously there is more to it than that , and he goes on to talk about resonance .[ we have heard that before] Somewhere in the article he suggests a max speed for the magnet rotation of 6000RPM . Now IF I understand him ,the Tank circuit formed by the coil and capacitor must have a resonant frequency of 100 Hz . Because the output of the alternator formed by the magnet and coil will be at 100Hz . Based on what I remember from my Amateur Radio days , This will cause practical problems . Notice that the coil is air cored . So to resonate at this frequency we will need a huge coil and a huge capacitor . Can someone who is good at mathematics work out the value of these components .The other possibility is to tune the circuit to a higher , harmonic frequency , but he does not mention this . Any Ideas?

[tak22]

Yes, reading is better, start here: http://philica.com/display_article.php?article_id=219

tak