Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[SolarLab]

Hi Chris at AU,

I know you follow the OUR and OU "Holcomb" Forum links closely based on your AU postings and the information contained therein. 

Ref: https://www.aboveunity.com/thread/non-inductive-experiment/?order=all#comment-2ad77dcb-5a1d-40b8-8c78-af1801584808

However there are two important items with respect to Holcomb (LinGen) that you neglected to mention; so I'll try to briefly point these
out such that you can investigate them further and add them to your posted "Simple Solution - Example" list; if you wish:

First - The "gain" in the Holcomb devices primarily stems from the B-H of the electrical steel (soft iron or whatever is used). This has
been covered in some detail in the related OUR and OU threads.

Second - A LAP winding stratagy in the so-called Stator goes a long way to reducing the Lenz and other effects; see the LinGen stator
LAP configuration for more technical details. This is also covered to a good extent in the above mentioned threads.

A third consideration, which is under investigation, involves the Rotor Coils driving signals and sequencing. This is heavily dependant
on the material B-H, coil characteristics and physical construction of the device. Details of which are still TBD.

These two techniques and the third item are also very important to the Holcomb methods - plus the others that you mention in your posts.

Hey, we're all in this together! Just sayin...

SL

[ramset]

Solarlab

I believe many previous members are now at this forum
https://www.beyondunity.org/thread/public-answer-to-chris/?p=8


You are correct
We really are all in this together

[SolarLab]

Solarlab

I believe many previous members are now at this forum
https://www.beyondunity.org/thread/public-answer-to-chris/?p=8


You are correct
We really are all in this together

Ramset,

Yea, once in a while I try to check all the Forums - you can, at times, find some interesting information
and comments, etc. - every (useful) bit helps!

That Forum unfortunately doesn't seem to be following/developing the Holcomb concepts to any extent but
it doesn't hurt to check and only takes a minute or two.

Regards; and have a great Saturday (by the sound of things - it might be our last  - but then again, that
risk has always been, and still is, omni-present!),

SL

[ramset]

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