Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[rakarskiy]

lancaIV, when I was graduating from a higher military institution in the mid-1980s, our supervisor at graduation said: "our task was to give you the skills of everyday self-learning, analyzing information, its structuring for making the right management decisions, if you have not learned this, you ... you will not make it and you will just be a big problem that they will try to get rid of". 

Self-learning is the end of all professions, only two professions require specialized training - doctors and pilots of passenger transportation. The others have to polish their professional level themselves. 

[TommeyReed]

Rakarskiy,

You still haven't answer my question at all, have you built a single unit to prove you own claims?
Clearly with your claims to fame and education, you couldn't put a simple experiment together, is it that complicated? I don't think so.

Motors and generators are no different, no matter how you try to explain it, any load will be counter by lenz Law. You can't explain anything with your own claims without proof!

Every single motor can be a generator and every single generator can be a motor.  Rotating transformers is nothing new, yet you come on these forums explaining it works this way and yet have nothing but charts and pictures to back up your claims.

I ask you again, do you want to build a prototype?
There are many people on this forum with real skills who can help.

I hear a lot of BS on these forums, yet very few will get their hands dirty to build a single prototype.
Its best to just shut your month and let others experiment with real prototypes, instead of putting two worthless pennies in the build.

Rakarskiy, let start building a prototype now, It's not complicated!

Holcomb used Chinese motor cores, so already half the built is done! Nothing special was design and it's off the shelf parts and some programming!

Tom

[rakarskiy]

TommeyReed, I don't owe anyone anything, that's first of all! All the information I put on the forum, I absolutely do it voluntarily. The information is given freely, anyone who can technically think, they will find it useful. I am not aimed at the audience with claims of pop-corn chewers, "what they need to explain to their level of perception of the world". If they want to get into it, let them raise their intellectual level, today with the digital scale of technical literature it can be done independently. Secondly, why did you think that I will play games of "young technician"?

[lancaIV]

' ....Motors and generators are no different, no matter how you try to explain it, any load will be counter by lenz Law....'

DC devices compared with AC devices compared with universal machine devices ,compared with impulse .....

Iida,Tudor,Kumar,...  and R.R. Holcomb

https://patents.justia.com/inventor/robert-ray-holcomb
https://patents.justia.com/patent/20110278975  not total 100% BEMF but 80%

Fleming/Lenz orthogonal hand finger rules
Btw : is here someody using an AC motor as AC generator/alternator,by same efficiency ?

[rakarskiy]

' ....Motors and generators are no different, no matter how you try to explain it, any load will be counter by lenz Law....'

DC devices compared with AC devices compared with universal machine devices ,compared with impulse .....

Iida,Tudor,Kumar,...  and R.R. Holcomb

https://patents.justia.com/inventor/robert-ray-holcomb
https://patents.justia.com/patent/20110278975  not total 100% BEMF but 80%

Fleming/Lenz orthogonal hand finger rules

It's no different for an audience of pop-corn chewers. A motor and a generator first of all differ in the grade of electrical steel, there is no point in discussing it further. Lenz's Law? How does it work for a generator winding tucked into a slot?  If we accept the modern dogma of absurdity, the magnetic flux of a machine or transformer must be zero. How does Lenz's law work in a solenoid, a motor at the very first impulse of connection to a source of electric potential difference. Generalization of Lenz's rule has led to absurdity.