Alternative/Free Energy Group Starting In Hampton Roads

[Low-Q]

Just because I haven't had any success with magnet motors doesn't mean I've lost interest so if you have any different approach, I'm all ears and ready to begin again my experiments. Sceptic? Probably, but ever the optimist especially after seeing the video on Nitinol.

There's a path forward to success so let's hope there are enough sincere people willing to give it a go.

I'm in.

Nitinol is interesting. I have 10ft of wire I want to use for a small heat engine. This particular wire has no shape memory (Yes, below -10'C), but that is not important. It is very easy to bend when cold, and "impossible" to bend when hot. I am making a drawing of how I want to build the motor. Generally the design is like a radial engine, but instead of pistons I will use nitinol wire.


I want to use the natural temperature difference in the ground water and air to run it. I have 4 degrees C groundwater only 2 meters under ground. In the winter I have -25'C in air. That should make this thing work better the colder there is outside. Further, after a "few" improvements, this engine can run a heatpump - maybe.


You can do the same with magnets. They change magnetism with temperature - ideal for all-magnet motors ;-)


Vidar

[casman1969]

My curiosity about Nitinol is in its possible magnetic shielding properties. Like you, I have some and have played with it but combining it in layers with mu-metal might yield some interesting magnetic shielding/forming results since they also sell it in sheets that can be cut. Conductive properties in the wire might make for some interesting drive coils...

[travin69]

PMs don't have to lose magnetism to do work; that would defeat the purpose of calling them "permanent".  Example: a refigerator magnet does work by holding paper and the magnet's own weight against gravity, yet it doesn't lose its magnetism.  A magnet's ability to be de-magnetized is based on its material's properties. AlNiCo can be magnetized and demagnetized easily where as Rare earth cannot be demagnetized so easily.  It just depends on the type and uses.

As for the guy in the mountains, I have seen his videos, and everything seems to work beautifully.  I am building prototypes of my own designs using his process.  My design is just another adaptation of a permanent magnet motor.  It does require electrical input but uses permanent magnets do do the majority of the work.  Think of it as an electrical amplifier that uses magnets to amplify the power output.   

The purpose of this posting was offer folks in my area the opportunity to be a part of a design that has an extremely high chance of success.  In return, everyone shares in the cost and workload of the build and design.  I want to control the process locally so I know everything goes well, and can be PROPERLY documented and tested.  I have a fully equiped machine shop with coil winding machine.  IMHO, I think it is pointless to have 50 different people working on the same design in 50 different locations when that money could be pooled and better quality prototypes can be built and tested.  Case and point, look at Youtube and see all the junk people post as "Overunity".  I want to produce a product that the overunity group can be proud of and can withstand scutiny.  I have a local University that has agreed to do input/output tests of the final motor.

As the group builds and tests the motor, I will post videos of input and output meters.  I have a proper load bank to test resistive power output and will be calculating power input based on GROSS power input from a battery.  The input meter power will be protected via a blocking diode to prevent any back fluctuations from effecting the results.  The output will be from a generator that powers the load bank.  Again IMHO, this is the ONLY TRUE way to measure efficiency of a motor.

While I don't expect anyone to take me up on this, if any of you that are not local still want to be a part of my group, I can include you but you would have to make the same monetary contributions that the local members make.  In return, my group would agree to include you on all design changes, info, and any profits we realize.  All members are required to sign a 5 year non-compete agreement and all work belongs to the group as a whole.  I am serious about making this system work and I know it is about the only system that has a decent chance. 

I look forward to any comments you all may have.

Regards,

Daniel

[travin69]

Any one still interested in working colabratively on this is welcome to join.  I have a systems engineer, mechanical engineer, magnet expert, and myself (nuclear engineer/chemist).  Currently working on electromagnet design for overunity motor.  Anyone that wants to test the results and share them with the group is welcome to.  Good workmanship is critical.  PM me if you want to go for it.

Once this is done, I will be posting the best design here on the forum.

Daniel

[casman1969]

Has anyone attempted to disrupt magnetic fields with resonant frequency capacitive plates. HV, very low current either ELF or whatever freq. to alter the magnetic flux could potentilly yield uni-polar action. May be pissin in the wind but this idea keeps coming back to me. A disruption of the cogging force.
Before I make purchases for this experiment I'd like a little feedback if possible. My thought is to use non-magnetic materials for the plates with an insulated dialectric seperating them, small neo on the bottom and small piece of iron on top and then hit the plates with varuious freequencies and voltages to see if the magnet will drop. Input would be most appreciated.