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

[forest]

Bajac pointed to the one most important aspect : all the interactions has to be assymetrical or lenz free : or in other words-  the currents in induced coils when loaded would not affect inducer coils. This is the essence for all if not every ou devices I saw (patents, not in reality ;-) )
I fully agree with all Bajac statements, however I'm not so good in all theory like Bajac.




@Bajac: maybe www.box.com

[iflewmyown]

Forest, I too believe the theories that Bajac explains, however when I build them with iron and copper they don't work.   
Garry


P.S.    I don't think Bajac is having such good luck either.

[bajac]

I was very happy with the testing of my first 1908 device. I was able to verify that the effects of the Lenz's law can be mitigated. However, because I only had one set of coils (instead of seven) I did not try for overunity.


I want to say that I still have not tested the tower that I built because my workload has been unbelievable! But, I expect to run a set of tests, soon.


I am sorry to hear that some of you had no luck with the construction of the device. This is the place to help each other replicating Mr. Figuera's apparatus.


@iflewmyown: can you publish some pictures of your set up? Make sure the pictures provide good details of the construction. You can use the Micro mode function of the camera for better closeup photos. If we work together, I am sure we will see good results.


Bajac

[iflewmyown]

Bajac,  My camera is sorry but here is one photo. I am glad your 1908 setup showed negation of lenz's law. I am not working at this time so I will continue with more tests tomorrow.
Garry

[bajac]

@iflewmyown,

After reviewing your setup, I see the following issues with your setup; first, the center iron core should no have voids. It should be a solid uniform piece. Second, you need to make the gaps uniforms. The interior and exterior iron core pieces should be firmly attached. Third, I am not sure about using welding. You may be better off attaching the different parts with screws. Fourth, use rectangular interior iron cores. A round shape makes it more difficult to wind the Induced coil.
You can use laminated sheets to build the iron cores. For example, I have Silicone Steel sheets from an old 45KVA transformer. I can cut enough pieces with scissors to form the exterior and interior cores.
My recommendation to you is to start all over again. I keep saying not to cut corners when replicating the device. If you can afford it, make the drawings with dimensions and bring it to a machine shop for a good finished product.

Bajac