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

[massive]

they Rheotomes in the 1800s ,  tesla diagram fig2 , T = capacitor , S = rheotome , on the left is another , these are not commutators but easily called commutator today
Robert Adams motor used a rheptome with copper segments and adjustable brushes

shhows adjustable brushes on both instruments
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Canadian_patent_142352.png 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippolyte_Pixii
it says DC pulse was preferred over AC .

DC interupters dont give reversal but expand and colapsing field

[hanon]

Hi oscar,

I agree. In Figuera generator doubling the frequency could double the output, but just because it is a system designed to reduce the Lenz effect and it does not require motion. In this case it is supposed that more frequency more output. But this is not the case always: in common transformers doubling the frequency will not give extra output, because Lenz is increased with higher frequencies. I said that supposedly Figuera just used small frequencies arounf 50 Hz and he was getting 20000 watts from 100 watts input. So no high frequencies should be required to get the juice.

I do not know why the frequency of our AC is 50Hz or 60Hz. I do  ot know the reason behind those numbers

The results I have shown correspond to the setup on my post from the 13rd of March. Coils with 300 turns with wire  1 mm diameter. Core diameter 90 mm, coil length 50 mm

[marathonman]

massive;  i am assuming you mean rheostat not (rheotome) or (reptome).

Quote; "DC interupters dont give reversal but expand and colapsing field"

basically yes,  and that is what Figuera did with his electromagnet powered with DC. as the declining electromagnet is in the declining phase the inclining electromagnet basically shoves the declining electromagnet back into the core allowing it to recharge the system in the form of magnetic field in part G which is a cored Rheostat or Variac used with DC. yes, look it up a Vaiac can be used with DC but they call it a RHEOSTAT and that's is exactly what Figuera did.

the two companies i have narrowed it down to that built the part G was Otto and one from Doug was Zeiss. they are the most prominent companies in Germany at the time and they built precision Variacs and Rheostats not Resistors.

imagine that !

Clemente Figuera was a Genius.

MM

[massive]

Rheostat supposedly invented by charles wheatstone 1843 , Rheotome possibly invented by Hippolyte Pixii 1832, he was an instrument maker

Tesla patent I linked has a basic diagram and Robert Adams used similar design in his motors

Rheotome is a component that has been lost from vocab of science

Rheo = current , Tome = break

[marathonman]

So now that the history lessen is over what is your point about Figuera i don't all ready know??? please so clue me in.