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

[bajac]

ps Bajac...........what about your progress report/s.... sheesh

Randy,

I should start the test of the device by next month, June 2016. At this time I am tied up with a patent application that is taking all of my time.

With respect to the power supply to be used with the Figuera device, I am researching two approaches:

1) Two true sinusoidal inverters or UPS. If the UPS equipment have a way of adjusting the phase angle, then it might be possible to have two of them connected to generate two voltages with adjustable phase angles. The problem seems to be that manufacturers do not add this feature to small UPS units. Large UPS units can be specified with a phase angle adjustment feature for synchronizing UPS units configured in parallel.

2) It looks like this will be the way to go. I am looking for connecting two identical universal motors and a larger induction motors on the same shaft. The goal is to operate the two universal motors as generators and the induction motor as the prime mover. I will modify the field winding of the universal motors and connect them in series to be used as the exciting magnetic fields. It should be able to adjust the phase angles of the voltages coming out of the generators by changing the relative position of the armature winding of the universal motors working as generators. I am still looking for two identical universal motors rated between 0.5 and 0.25 HP.

There are people proposing to use inductors and/or capacitors to generate the two voltages, which works OK for small signal circuit applications. But the ball game changes for power applications because of the high loads (low impedance) to be connected. 

Bajac

[marathonman]

Quote;"The time it takes for the field strength of an AC electromagnet to reach a high enough state is too slow ,it also has a lot of other things fighting it from going into the coil of induction in the form of load resistance and the time for the magnetic domains of the core to flip in the core with the coil being induced.
If this were not true generator field magnets would not have to use DC to excite the field."

good clear statement Doug, and you wonder why Figuera used DC. imagine that !

[forest]

Something to think about....
"

As near as a layman can understand, Mr Perrigo's theory is the revolution of the earth sets up a form of electric currents that are forever present in the ether. His theory is to capture those electrical impulses in very much to same way that a radio antenna picks up the programs broadcast from WDAF. Instead of a machine to turn the radio impulses into music, Mr Perrigo has a machine to turn the ether's electrical store into controlled power. He declares it is really no more mysterious than the fact that an electric dynamo picks electricity out of the air, although the dynamo must have a power to revolve it while his device sits perfectly still and seemingly produces many fold more electricity than a dynamo of the same bulk.[/font]
Demonstrating the different nature of this electricity, Mr Perrigo showed how high voltage could be transmitted over hair-size wires and light a series of electric lamps although a sufficient power of the well known electricity to light those lamps would have melted the small wires immediately.[/font]
"  http://rexresearch.com/perrigo/perrig.htm


as you see Figuera was not the only one who was convinced that dynamo is not transforming mechanical energy into electricity....

[forest]

Please read it carefully as it the best description of history of free energy inventor struggle http://rexresearch.com/perrigo/perrig.htm

[a.king21]

Unfortunately, Mr Perrigo has a flood of accusers who swear that he faked his electric car demo by hiding the batteries inside hidden parts of the car.




But, on a  positive note  I've had a thought.  What if the Figuera drive coils were wound Cw and ccw.  This would negate lens.


Also the resistors.  What if they were wire wound in the same way ie cw and ccw.  That would also negate Lens.