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

[Doug1]

Hanon

No I cant say I have seen that one. The date on the patent was for 1974. That wasn't that long ago. The only problem I would see right off the bat is joule heating of the shields as they spin past between the perm magnets. Maybe that is lower in his configuration of NN facing poles, not sure. Permanent magnets might become demagnetized after a while using them that way also but it is interesting non the less. If you search Eklin on google and switch to images there are a lot of images so it has been tried a number of times. I dont have time this morning but I would be interested to see the patents he cited in the list of citations on his patent. Sometimes that method of researching yields more then the patent in question.
  Are you still trying to find other situations of people using NN SS in other devices?

[Cadman]

Ran across this from 1842. It looks like Hanon may be onto something with NN or SS after all.

[Cadman]

Back on 11-25 Bajac made a post about about a patent dispute between Gaulard, Gibbs, and Ferranti.  http://overunity.com/12794/re-inventing-the-wheel-part1-clemente_figuera-the-infinite-energy-machine/msg424526/#msg424526

I did a lot of google searching that day for the transformer of Gaulard and Gibbs and found a photo of the device http://catalogue.museogalileo.it/object/GaulardGibbsSecondaryGenerator.html
I also found and bookmarked a patent that described the construction of this transformer or secondary generator. It was basically a stack of copper rings with a split from the center hole to the outside edge, separated by insulation.

Later, I read an article on the worlds most powerful electromagnet and noticed it was built exactly like the Gaulard and Gibbs device (with the addition of cooling slots and silver plating). They call it a Bitter electromagnet now.
Today I went to look up the Gaulard and Gibbs patent bookmark and it is gone. I checked my history for the google searches that led me to the patent and they are all gone too, no trace of them.

[shadow119g]

Cadman,

Try this,
I can't figure out how to get a hyperlink?

Oh well

http://www.google.com/patents/US316354

[Doug1]

Cadman

Florida state university hosts one of the biggest platter magnets 45 T. I do not remember exactly what TV program it was that aired a segment on it "How it's made" or Discovery. It is worth watching just to watch the guy who assembles the plates. Takes about 6 months to do just one layer. The really big one is made of 5 layers of magnets with the last outer one around 4 or 5 ft diameter. No recording devices can survive being in the building when the largest one is fired up,lots of restrictions for safety reasons. Uses as much power as the entire town around it uses.I think they ended up building their own power plant to run the 45T. The cooling system is the bulk of the space taken up in the building to run it. The smaller versions where used to float frogs and other objects you may have seen pictures or videos of one time or another. I dont think your aiming for one of these monsters but they do give up a few construction details in the documentary. If you want to see it or use it you have to get on a list just to make an appointment and it's expensive.