The book is dedicated to self-propelled mechanical generating devices.

[Floor]

LOOK

[rakarskiy]

@Rakarskiy

Now I see. This book of yours is a book of satire and humor.

This device you have posted in   РЁС-ВЕДРО.png  is it representative of the
kinds of designs in your joke book, yes?

  floor

A very good "joke" to make you hysterical.  One very good person gave me the advice to just put it all on the net: "let the keepers of secrets in patents, jump on the chair"

[Floor]

Thank you Mr. Rakarskiy

Your pdf. is an interesting read, with many good formulas and some novel and good ideas as well.

I particularly enjoyed the method employed to maintain or recycle most of the head (pressure)
at the intake of the water pump.  Nice.

While I do not  however (from the pdf presented) conclude that this device can self run.  I feel certain that your book contains many examples of usefull designs, and much valuable information. I would recommend it on this account. 

It is perhaps unfortunate for us all that no one has, as yet presented us an electric generator and motor system which is, in itself over unity.

best wishes
   floor

[rakarskiy]

Floor,

Over Unity, only possible with linear transformation.
In the closed version, only with self-sufficient movement. If the source of energy is a generator, then its energy is always equal to 1, part of the energy goes to self-propelled, and the residual energy to the consumer is divided by 1 (generator). We always get COP less than 1. At the same time, we do not have external infusions to obtain energy.

Yours sincerely

[Floor]

@ rakarskiy

By your definition of an "autonomous hydrogenerator"....

Would a device design in which 2 wires connecting the 2 poles of a functioning lead acid
battery to 2 electrodes which are submerged in sea water, qualify as an "autonimous
hydrogenerator"?

There is perhaps some ambiguity in translation ?

In the English language, the word "autonomous" can easily be interpreted as meaning over unity.

Also I think that because water is not compressible as are gases, the same principles do not apply
to water circulating in a system, as will apply to a compression, combustion and expanding gas system (turbines, ramjets and so on).

               This is just as I understand it though.
  Thanks again
    floor