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

[bajac]

Kator01,

You may want to try this page:
http://www.rexresearch.com/figuera/figuera.htm

[hanon]

TRANSLATION OF KEY PARTS OF BUFORN PATENT No. 57955 (1914) (text extracted from pages 12,13 and 14)


By using a magnetic field, consisting of two series of electromagnets N and S, a resistor and a circumference of contacts isolated from each other .....
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Note that only the contacts located in the Northern semicircle are in communication with half of the end sides of each resistor, and the contacts in the Southern semicircunference are not in communication with the resistor...

Why does he call it "Northern semicircle"?  It is curious how Buforn defines that the "Northern semicircle" is in communication with the resistor but not the "southern semicircle", don´t you think so?. Please see the attached picture. It seems that the he places the North in the upper part of the sketch (as usually happens in maps). If so, the electromagnets may be are labelled according to their orientation: N facing North and S facing South ... Just an idea....I really don´t know

Regards

[forest]

well well well I have strong suspicion that we missed the point....

[bajac]

Hanon,
The rotary switch shown by Figuera in the 1908 patent is correct when using only a contact. The patent that Buforn submitted requires two contact in opposite directions (at 180 degrees.) Otherwise, a single contact needs to rotates 180 degrees before making connection with the resistors and it will make it difficult to have a make-before-break configuration. I do not trust Buforn's work!
Bajac

[bajac]

Actually, if you refer to the upper left corner of the sketch you can see that Buforn is repeating the contact sequence required for a single switch similar to the 1908 patent. Then, the "Northern semicircle" refers to the upper part of the rotary switch and not to the polarity of the electromagnets. KEEP FOCUS GUYS!!!