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

[RandyFL]

I wrapped insulating electrician's tape around the square iron...
In hind sight I should have left the iron round on the inside and squared the ends off ( with a bevel finish )...........
2 1/2 inches is hard to wrap anything with as its too small to handle...
plus if I need to have a gap between them... it changes the finished product...

All the best

[NRamaswami]

Randy:

2.5 inches long is how long?. It is just as long as a finger size for most people in the world. Slighly above the length of a standard 9 volt battery. Half the diameter of a 9 volt battery. What can such an iron do?

With due respect, What are you going to do with that size..Are you going to send milliamps of current through the wires. Most of the current will be wasted in the wire itself due to heat.

If you put a permanent magnet on the wire properly in the central core you are likely to get more output than input for the permanent magnet properly placed will increase the magnetic field strength. No air gaps are possible between two opposite poles of a magnet.

Minimum size should be 2.5 inches dia and 9 inches long. This will make a lot of noise when the number of layers exceed 8. A 4 inch dia and 18 inch long core would create a lot of noise when the input amperage is 16 and the number of turns exceed 12..The wires we normally used are 4 sq mm insulated wire.

You are talking about a table top model.For it to work you need to put a permanent magnet in the proper way on the secondary in the middle. Otherwise nothing will happen.

The devices that I built weighed not less than 150 Kgms and are intended for actual use. I now understand how do you expect the Electronics based devices to work.

[RandyFL]

I didn't have any references to go by...
the soft iron came round and I had a machinist square it... I should have left it round in the middle and squared the ends...
I also should have had the two transformers made not all 7...

Et All

[RandyFL]

so using the transformer turns calculator and the iron and 28 gauge magnet wire that I have...
150 turns in the primary
200 turns in the secondary

12volts turns into -------> 16 volts

150 turns in the primary
225 turns in the secondary

12 volts turns into----------> 18 volts

correct?

[NRamaswami]

Randy:

I'm sorry I'm unable to help you.

What we have seen is that in the Figuera set up transformer laws or principles do not seem to work exactly. If you take one single core it is applicable to a certain extent. If you have two primary and second secondary in between the two opposite poles of two primaries the laws or principles of transformers do not appear to apply. But I must confess that my knowledge of transformer rules are very very elementary.

What we have done is simple. we have understood that the magnagetic field strength affects the output. Greater the magnetic field strength and greater the length of the wire ( so naturally turns of the wire and layers of the coil) and thickness of wire greater is the output wattage. So in a way we have kept on increasing the magentic field strength and explored the methods of obtaining higher magnetic field strengths at lower inputs.

Since I cannot see what you are doing and the sizes that you are mentioning have no relationship to what we did I'm unable to help. I can however say that if you increase the magnetic field strength the output wattage will increase.  That is the only conclusion that I can assure.