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

[marathonman]

Yes i sure am. it is quite amazing when in your journey into the truth just how wide one's eyes can be opened and to the realization of just how much we have been lied to.
my new cores and C core came in to day which can be viewed on Hyiq. how sweet it is to be back in the saddle again.
Regards,
Marathonman

[ourbobby]

Hi marathonman,
                         I have on order the components for the arduino circuit  to digitally drive the Figueras device. they are coming form all sorts of places! So I too am waiting.


Where I though initially Figueras might have been using an electrostatic impulse to bolster his primary coils, I was completely off track. My mind ticking over pushed the Russell generator into my mind. Where I was looking at the modulated drive as the similarity, it was in fact Ferranti that gave me the answer. All in a days work. I have found that little exercise quite rewarding.


Regards


Dwane

[marathonman]

Here is a shot of my primaries and secondaries before epoxy. second pic is my C core controller Part G with brush holder and motor. as i say, you can't keep a good man down for long. i lost over 5 grand of belonging's, test equipment and cores and i am still bouncing back.
Regards,
Marathonman

[seychelles]

GOOD ON YOU MARATHONMAN KEEP UP THIS GREAT WORK..

[marathonman]

Cores are 2/1 ratio so the magnetic field of the primaries will project out 6 inches and when reduced to get the sweeping action across the secondary it can maintain the field line pressure and not loose induction as will cores of the same length. remember we are dealing with a duel mono pole excitation system and as such the Inverse Square Law is directly applicable.

I have some simple jigs being made at work for free that will help me assemble the cores one for each core size. it has a slide plate attached to the base plate to accept a C clamp compressing the lamination's until the epoxy is dry. the sliding plate is attached to the bottom plate with a notch cut in it for a spacer to slide in and a small plate on the bottom side so the slide plate doesn't fall off. it only slides back and fourth.
simple but useful.
i will post a pic as soon as it is completed.
Regards,
Marathonman