Re-Inventing The Wheel-Part1-Clemente_Figuera-THE INFINITE ENERGY MACHINE

[shadow119g]

Cadman:

Are you planning on using one or two brushes on your mechanical commutator?

Shadow

[marathonman]

Hanon and everyone;

You got me thinking about what you said of the post of the guy that keeps 10% of voltage in Secondary core. it dawned on me that something similar was happening in the figueras core i am working on. if you remember back when i posted a wave form graph of what i thought was happening . i then studied it for quite some time and it dawned on me that even though the core is being switched from NS to SN the Secondary core never sees Zero flux. it is changed from NS to SN when it is half way to zero. this tells me that at position 5 the core is full of flux from both cores and it is them being switched from NS to SN. yes/no
i have included the graph again below. please look at the moved zero volt line. the core is full of flux but at even amounts so no voltage or current produced but that doesn't mean the core is not full of flux just no definitive poles.    IS THIS POSSIBLE or am i just dead wrong.

[Cadman]

Shadow,

I'm using only one brush.

Marathonman,

This applies to the setup I am building, with one center core. The way I see it there is almost always the same amount of flux in the induced core, call it 100%. At any point in time that 100% is provided by the 2 inducer coils. One may be supplying 60% and the other 40%, or 50-50, or 20-80 etc. and the core poles do not ever reverse. The quantity of flux is constant, the balance of flux between north and south poles is what changes. Of course I could be mistaken.

[dieter]

Cadman


You're right about the primaries. But the induced willl have an alternating polarity. That requires one Primary north up, the other one south up. Otherwise there wouldn't be much going on in the secondary.


Hanon,


Good work with the diagram, you may want to combine it with the halfwave separator.


BTW., funny thought: how about to add a smoothed negative voltage to the rectified pulse or halfwave, eg. add -12 Volts to a +10V pulse, that should invert the waveform and give some "stingy" pulses that blend smoothly to the dc offset (here -2 volts). The result is negative, but you just have to swap the wires... Untested thought tho.

[Cadman]

Dieter,

Well, I disagree, at least until proven otherwise. The reason being that the n poles and s poles of the inducers are always north and south, so how could the corresponding ends of the induced core have a different magnetic polarity? Serious question. The fields of the inducer coils do not collapse, they are reduced in steps.