More clairifaction of floors Twist Drive

[Willy]

        Important Note

            The documents..
       "The Twist Drive proof    g.pdf"
                  and
         "The "Twist Drive proof   h.odt"
                   are not identical

  Please reference the   h.odt   version.
   
  The PDF file has a particular error which was corrected in the h.odt  version.

      sorry for the inconvenience

[Novus]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0svs-uGx8s&t=107s

Starting at 1.10 - experiment to determine weight of a tube with magnet falling through.

[Willy]

Excellent, Novus

Although I still recomend that people see this  for their self, by direct experiment.

One   claim    of the topic, down.

The answer is that the falling magnet
                  can,
exert its own weight as a force
                  and
produce an electric current simultaneously.

However, this in itself does not give excess energy.

part 2. Can this also occur as a magnet within a wire coil ?

[Willy]

It is apparent, that at least to some degree a wire coil will
produce an electric current under the conditions described.

Therefore, part 2 of the first claim  is satisfied.

It is apparent that a coil and magnet design, device or interaction
which optimizes efficiency of  that electric output is desirable.

I have given various designs for optimization, some consideration.

Design variations cannot become, need to not become, the subject
of the discussion at this time.

Anyone, PLEASE do this in another topic if you wish,
          BUT NOT HERE AT THIS TIME.

[Willy]

1. Assuming, but just for the sake of the discussion presently,
that the twist drive's greater than 2:1 "output" to "input"
is a reality.


EDIT

2. Given that this occurs only as a part of a cycle.

Cyclically the process is reversed and the output event then becomes the input event.

When the process is reversed, the input has a greater than a 2:1 ratio
in relationship to,  the out put. 
                   There is NO net gain in energy in a full cycling.

This kind of magnet interaction does not violate conservation.

3. A second      claim    of the twist drive's operation is satisfied.