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

[marathonman]

Thank you Antijon and merry Christmas to you.

Thanks Doug very good video. i will watch more of him. a mag amp or core as you say can do many, many thing people on this forum are not aware of like  Amplify, Regulate, Relays, Saturable Reactors, Currant Limiter, Servo's, Timers, Converter/Inverter's, Oscillators, Phase shift, Multivibrators,  and many others.
my control board will operate at 5 volt,  12 volt for magamp @ millivolt range to control my 1 amp variation so this allows me to use Flat ribbon cable which is cheap.

[marathonman]

I found it this past week end Doug1.

[hanon]

Time ago, an user, madddann, developed a simple circuit to create the two opposite signals just by using two transformers with intermediate tap and a diode bridge. It is very simple:


http://www.overunity.com/12794/re-inventing-the-wheel-part1-clemente_figuera-the-infinite-energy-machine/msg394315/#msg394315

[marathonman]

you posted something different from what he posted, just so you know.
Here is a square core design as you were referring to Hanon.
second pic Buforn 1914 patent.

[digitalindustry]

Based on the configuration that Marathonman is describing maybe it could be better to order the electromagnets poles and induced coils in such a way to maximize the magnetic strength of the electromagnets and reduce the open magnetic path of the magnetic lines jumping from one core to the next one: I mean using rectangular induced cores and pilling up all of them close to each other. With same polarity confronted I tend to think that magnetic lines just will be expelled from the induced core when they crash in the center. I think it will not be leakage between adjacent induced coils because the reluctance of air is much much higher than that of the iron core and magnetic lines will jump from one core to another when they are forced by the confronting field.


What dou you think? It is another variation to test which may enhance the system performance. Just my thought.

hi hanon just reading the 190 pages of this not half way yet. just wanted to say great work you did on the history of this and the man.

good to see you stuck with this, i have some ideas but as i don't have all the info yet i will not comment and save you repeating yourself but can i ask:

- Was this reproduced
- was it reproduced in the analogue or only attempted with digital conversion?

in the very first pages there has been much talk about the stepper system to produce a Sine.

Regards.

oh one other question are there any existing photographs of the 'original' device?