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

[RandyFL]

Hello All,

Doug...
I bought " soft " iron and wrapped it with 26 awg magnet wire... but I didn't wrap very many turns... maybe 100 turns and used a larger gauge magnet wire and maybe 25 to 50 turns in the secondary........................................
I just received 18 gauge magnet wire and 14 gauge magnet wire for the secondary...
I will wrap:
300 to 400 turns of 18 gauge magnet for the primary s
200 turns of 14 gauge for the secondary...
I will also use:
six 2 ohm 25 watt wirewound resistors
one 1 ohm 25 watt wirewound resistors

and see what the results are...
I also have to use heat sinks on the 8 BDX53s ................................will post results as they arrive.

All the Best
Randy

[NRamaswami]

Randy:

Yours is a classical step down transformer set up. You need to double the length and turns of the secondary as the primary. Otherwise you are not going to get any results.

[RandyFL]

26 mar 15   02:26:00

at this point... I'm just trying to get A result.
oh by the way... do you know how hard it is to wrap 14 gauge wire around a half inch too small piece of iron...

randy

[NRamaswami]

1/2 inch diameter iron..What is the length? I have used all types of wires up to 6 sq mm wire and we have 14 gauge magnet wire as well.

Please go here..

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/magnetic/solenoid.html

Calculate the number of turns needed and amperage needed to be given to reach 2.7 Tesla..

The input should not exceeed 2.7 to 3 Tesla range. Even earlier than that the iron will become very hot. You must also cover the iron first with a plastic sheet or paper to insulate it. Otherwise it can result in the circuit breaker or fuze being blown out due to the eddy currents in the iron and the induced current in the secondary short circuting each other.

Your turns may be very high for the iron core size. Never exceed 20 to 25 turns per inch unit length depending on the input.

I have used 4 inch dia and 6 inch dia cores packed with iron rods. And they were 18 inch long. If the Magnetic field strength goes up very high iron will become so hot it can melt. So calculate the number of turns, the input amperage given, voltage and then proceeed.

If you are using a 6 inch long iron as I suspect from your 1/2inch dia iron..then the number of turns are very high unless you intend to give very minor voltage and amperage. That may not have any effect really. Some amount of voltage and amperage is needed to be given.

There is no need to duplicate what I did and please proceed at your own pace.

Best of Luck to you.

[RandyFL]

3/8 inch square
2 1/2 inches long...