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

[ignacio]

Marathon Man; y todos, and everyone
Hay una diferencia clara en los esquemas o "diseños", Núcleo usa, onda completa (perdidas por calor (bueno, cocina inducción) (histéresis)), y en C. F., usamos solo un lado de la onda, sin tener que, cambiar  la polaridad del electroimán, alimentado. También, Tesla (usando válvulas, no condensadores) y todos los demás.
There is a clear difference in the schemes or "designs" Core uses, full-wave (lost heat (well, kitchen induction) (hysteresis)) and CF, use only one side of the wave, without having to change the polarity of the electromagnet, fed. Also, Tesla (using valves, no capacitors) and all others.
Me he dado cuenta, que las anomalías, que detecto con su configuración, es debida, a que no calculo el Angulo Phi, (para el condensador).
I've noticed that the anomalies that detect its configuration, is due, not to calculate the angle Phi (for the condenser).
Lo anterior le vale para el y los que siguen ese apartado.
Vale mucho, conocer a las persona.
Y si, yo soy poco inteligente.
A mi solo me interesa, de donde emana el exceso de electricidad, en C. F.
That is true for you and those who follow this section.
Worth much, know the person.
And yes, I'm unintelligent.
I really only interested, from which emanates excess electricity in C. F.
Marathon Man: solo es cambiar, cables, de posición, es jugar, con la electricidad.
                           : is only change, cables, position, is playing with electricity.

[ignacio]

 Marathon Man : Ignacio; Odio decir esto, pero usted está perdiendo a cabo en una gran cantidad de inducción con su circuito. Creo que me quedo con la mía.
                             : ignacio; i hate to tell you this but you are loosing out on a lot of induction with your circuit. i think i'll stick with mine.
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Is this what you said?
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[mikemongo]

@Hanon
Nice work.
I think you are only utilizing half the EMF force of the inducers by not having induced coils on the outside of
them. 

I'm not sure what size the outer coils should be, but I think you would significantly boost the output of your configuration.

[hanon]

Hi hanon,

thanks for posting the results of your tests.
I think I understand the supply circuit you use and the fact that you work with 50 Hz frequency of the normal electricity network in your county.
So, if one full cycle of your 50 Hz mains supply is 0.02 seconds long, then the duration of one pulse hitting your primaries is half of this which is 0.01 seconds.

Is this correct so far?

And do you agree that (in accordance with Farady's law which states that the output depends on the rate of change):
if this pulse was shorter you would get more output?

And do you also agree that such a shorter pulse or quicker rate of change in a proper Figuera setup would be achieved by the commutator being run at a higher speed?

PS I am aware that there are more factors which influence the results but do you agree so far?

Oscar, I think that I understand your questions and I agree so far. But I think that is not only the frequency  but beating Lenz out of the system. If the frequency is increased but Lenz is still there wont be much higher output. Figuera used a simple rotary commutator with a small motor, so he was using surely less than 3000 rpm

I attach the waveform of one of the driving signals just using the 2 diodes without any resistor between them. I measured voltage along a 0.47 ohm resistor, so that you may convert the reading to amperes. Each division in the Y axis are 500 mV. The second signal you may guess it to be 180° unphased. Zero voltage is the thick black short line below the trace . Intensity was varying from 0.7 A to around 3.3 A. Perfect shape     Why not to use this signal if it is so good?
(Forget the ghost trace, it was not the second signal, it was just the movement of the first signal in the scope screen)

[marathonman]

an inductive voltage divider is much more efficient than a resistive voltage divider, diodes not needed.