Lenz free generator + a different pulse motor!

[life is illusion]

Hello

Here I share with you yet another idea about manufacturing a Lenz free generator and I also mention a big problem in pulse motors and talk about how to over come that common problem. I hope you enjoy it. If you think something is wrong, please point out the problem so we can discuss about the technical side of the design. 

Here you can find the vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2kLZ5JqODY&list=UUXEFFysykQp53qAVElhrAgg

Best Regards
Sam

[tinman]

Hello

Here I share with you yet another idea about manufacturing a Lenz free generator and I also mention a big problem in pulse motors and talk about how to over come that common problem. I hope you enjoy it. If you think something is wrong, please point out the problem so we can discuss about the technical side of the design. 

Here you can find the vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2kLZ5JqODY&list=UUXEFFysykQp53qAVElhrAgg

Best Regards
Sam

The curret will continue to flow in the same direction when you switch of the coils, and thus the magnetic field will remain the same-it will not revers fields as you stated in your video, which means your system will not work as you think it will.

[life is illusion]

I have always been under the impression that when current direction changes, (like when we pick up the BEMF) the magnetic flied of solenoid will change as well. I mean how can magnetic field stay the same when a REVERSED current is running through the solenoid, is picked up by diodes and charges a cap, battery or lighting a lamp?

[pomodoro]

When you push water around a hydraulic circuit to do some work you naturally expect some back pressure right? Water acts as a medium which extends, or carries, the work from one place to another place. Like a string, a chain , rope etc. Electrical generators pump electrons instead of water, so of course you expect a back pressure when the electrons you are pushing around are doing some work in the load.  I wouldn't even bother calling it Lenz's law, just common sense.  If you want over unity, forget trying  to trick nature , find another source of energy to tap into. If you really believe in this Sam, by all means start experimenting, I'm simply expressing my views on the science , as you and all others are welcome to do in any of my threads. Survival on this forum for more than a few years requires a tough hide , perseverance and the ability to overcome failure.

[MileHigh]

Tinman is correct, the current does not change direction.  Coils have "electrical inertia" that is analogous to the inertia associated with a moving mass.