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

[NRamaswami]

Marathonman:

Thanks for the guiding notes..I stand better informed. Well..

I have one more doubt.

When give current to electromagnets connected in series we have seen that the voltage applied is divided among the number of electromagnet inducers. For example if we give 220 volts to 2 electromagnets in series, the voltage on each inducer becomes 110 volts.

Now I believe that the situation is the reverse for induced electromagnets. The voltage of induced electromagnets when connected in series adds up. This is why Figuera connected the Secondary in series.

Am I right in this assumption or wrong? Please advise. How does this happen? Can you explain.

How the Voltage knows that it is induced voltage and so adds up and inducing voltage and so divides..How does this happen? Can you please clarify?

[ignacio]

NRamaswami

[ignacio]

Circuitos resonantes

[marathonman]

Below is what Figuera used in his device except the power was introduced to the system through a copper slip ring through the top rotating brush and two taps at the bottom on both sides one for set N and on the opposite side one for set S.
No resistors were used in the Figuera device at all.

everyone is taking the picture in Figueras Patent literally, it states that it is only to get a idea of what is going on in part G. please read again ... there is no resistors in figuera's device.

[NRamaswami]

Thanks Ignacio Thanks Marathonman..

Does this mean for pulsed dc when it is iduced and connected in series voltage will add up.

Would this apply even to inducers or only to induced?
please explain this diubt also. I am grateful for the answers.