Building the Clem Engine With Vicktor Schauberger Implosion Theories

[ramset]

Tom
She is running nice and steady !!

you mentioned the power draw when there is no Oil in the system is 3.7 or so amps ??
and even tho you are not yet seeing the temps which are needed you are seeing less input while pumping oil ??

would seem your thoughts on this are starting to be validated !!

      run up with no oil 3.7 amps
run while Pumping oil 3.6 amps and dropping as it runs ! [I believe I saw in the High 2 Amp towards the end....
and with Frigid Oil ??


I truly Hope you've done it , you have been at this a long long time !!

Vid here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juTqdkJVt9w

Chet

[TommeyLReed]

Hi Chet,

These are the numbers while running for a few minutes in the cold.

First test without pumping fluid
Motor/pump test : 114.5V * 3.6A  = 412.2 W

Second test pumping fluid into the upper centrifugal pump.
Motor/pump load: 115.7V * 2.89A = 334.4w

Extra energy gain of :412.2W -- 334.4W =77.8W due to centrifugal force implosion effect.

I believe while the energy input will decrease with this data as the heat builds due to cavitation, the energy will increase and become OVERUNITY!

The rpm is about 3:1, so the rpms of the motor is about 3,400/3 =1133,3 rpm's of the implosion motor.

Will need to increase rpm's above 2,200 rpms, this will really show some energy output.

Tom

[TommeyLReed]

Hi All,

Update on whats next with this motor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IprMfdv2F6M

Tom

[ARMCORTEX]

That tire thing is pretty dam crappy.

You could have a flywheel getting hit by that stuff.

I like this concept actually, it just makes everything simpler to have a fluid hit stuff.

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[TommeyLReed]

Hi Armcortex,

Prototypes can be very expensive, the tire is simple and does the job and it was also free.

Most people would go with expensive parts and design and find out it's a pretty nothing at the end.

My cost is pennies due to the fact using everyday stuff around the house like wood or recycle aluminum.

I spent enough money in the past to know simple is better to prove any theory.

Tom;-)