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[gotoluc]

Hi folks, Hi gadget, there is no them, there is only us, that maybe is one of the things humanity needs to learn.
If you fight another, you are fighting yourself.
The human garment (body) is used to experience the perception of separation, their truly is no separation of anything, even if the object seems inanimate.
A tree branch would not battle with another tree branch, for it knows it is one and the same.
Though a tree branch has it somewhat easier, as it can see the root from where it comes from, where as, our roots are not as visible to the human eye.
And if we all could see these energetic roots, we would never think about harming another, which is ourselves, no matter what illusion is cast before our eyes.
You speak of the government taking away rights, we have done that to ourselves, by believing we are all separate, they have only used this ignorance to their advantage.
Forgive that link i posted, as before, they did not have all those deceptive link buttons.
Hope that pdf had some value to it.
peace love light
tyson

Hi Tyson,

I like your post and have reply to it in a new topic to avoid off topic clutter.

Please use this link to read my reply: http://www.overunity.com/12756/explanation-of-god/msg337729/#msg337729

Luc

[gyulasun]

Hi Vince,

That is ok, thanks.

Gyula

@ Gyulasun,

So Sorry Gyula

For some reason I had Gotoluc in my memory and mixed you two up. I Apologize!
It was indeed you that gave me the info.
Thanks

Vince

[vince]

I'm not sure what's happening to this thread with the new direction it's taking so I'll continue here as I am not yet part of the new group discussion.
Just a little info I would like to share that  was quite eye opening to me.

That little fan motor we've been discussing packs quite a punch!  I did a test to determine horsepower and I didn't expect the results.

My little motor turns 5340 rpm no load
With a torque arm of 12" (1 ft) and full stall the motor pushed the scale to just over 1Lb.
That amounts to a torque of 1 ft/lb at full stall.
Hp=Torque(ft/lb) x RPM / 5252
HP=1(ft/lb) x 5340 / 5252
HP = 1.0129

For those of you that like electric powered bicycles and such this could be a real cheap solution for you!
Its got plenty of power for that task.

I'm not sure 1HP is enough to turn a big generator that is rated for substantially more so the magic has to be in the details!
I will try a bigger motor when and if I get more details .

Vince

[Magluvin]

I'm not sure what's happening to this thread with the new direction it's taking so I'll continue here as I am not yet part of the new group discussion.
Just a little info I would like to share that  was quite eye opening to me.

That little fan motor we've been discussing packs quite a punch!  I did a test to determine horsepower and I didn't expect the results.

My little motor turns 5340 rpm no load
With a torque arm of 12" (1 ft) and full stall the motor pushed the scale to just over 1Lb.
That amounts to a torque of 1 ft/lb at full stall.
Hp=Torque(ft/lb) x RPM / 5252
HP=1(ft/lb) x 5340 / 5252
HP = 1.0129

For those of you that like electric powered bicycles and such this could be a real cheap solution for you!
Its got plenty of power for that task.

I'm not sure 1HP is enough to turn a big generator that is rated for substantially more so the magic has to be in the details!
I will try a bigger motor when and if I get more details .

Vince

Very cool. ;] So it is possible at low rpms to get 1hp. Figure rpm being something 'above' stall speed.

I learned that from researching electric car conversions. These guys just put it in 3rd or 4th and hit the pedal. Tons of torque at the bottom end of dc motors.

Very nice work you did there. ;]

As for a bike motor, if the amps are like 30 at or near stall or more, better to go bldc brush less.

MaGs

[vince]

Nice bike!
Is that the motor in the front wheel hub?

Vince