Magnetic flux motor just patented that creates it's own electricity!

[SolarLab]

Thank you for sharing your insights with us, SolarLab.

No one on this planet has ever publicly shared a replicable, transparent, undeniable OU device yet it seems (and you continue to openly declare) you have the ability, intellect, and intelligence to construct (and demonstrate) such a device with COP > 1.

Why not be the first and only person in the world to do this?

From this post and your past posts all over this message board this seems within your capabilities and able to be accomplished before the end of this year.

Do you enjoy presenting valuable information more than you enjoy having in your possession the world's only functional OU apparatus?

SolarLab, why have you chosen not to build a working prototype this year?

ovun987,

Since it appears you're somewhat new here (19 posts), let me explain:

First off - this is a derivative from the "Holcomb HES" series of devices (see the post above and their website regarding
the "First Ever" Stand Alone Excess Energy Generator"). I mearly analyzed one aspect of a Holcomb patent to determine
if the methods and techniques used were technically viable - and my analysis and build shows that they are.

There are a number of reasons I have not posted a detailed "LinGen" build on this public forum; although enough
detailed technical and fabrication information has already been given many times. There is more than enough posted
such that you can easily fabricate a device yourself.

Liability deters me from providing a complete device - the "LinGen" can be quite dangerous (see attached) so the best
policy, from my prospective, is to let each developer put together their own device.
A "Cook-Book" presentation would be too risky plus the designer would likely learn nothing about the theory by "connecting the dots."

While fabricating a prototype cludge output I nearly sent myself to the bone yard (see warning) without even realizing it.

The publicly released unit should be packaged, sealed with safeguards in place and have proper warnings, etc.. In fact,
the device is better as a "Built-In" attachment to, or as a part of, an appliance and designed specifically for that appliance load.

Releasing a Dangerous design to an unskilled or unqualified (amateur) potential group would likely be suicide (there may be
some careful builders out there but this is a new device and there is no way of knowing who they are or if they have any sense).

I do not have an Ego to feed (being the first and so forth) but I do have some common sense! I'm sure these type OU
devices will start to surface in the very near future.

Hope this explains why I keep the research and development within a controlled environment where I'm safe from
any liability and other problems!

SL

See attached Warnings:

[ovun987]

What program do you use for those simulations and diagrams?

[SolarLab]

What program do you use for those simulations and diagrams?

ovun987,

Controller Design:

- STM32 CUBEMX with STM32 microcontroller demo brd, prefered design (using internal simaltaneous timers - free)
- Matrix FLOWCODE with Arduino UNO for development (free with restrictions, UNO free, flowchart & simulator, etc.)

CAE: (first three are professional grade, but expensive - take an EDU course for access, also, demo's & trials)

- ANSYS EM prefered (but a longer learning curve, more features)
- Solidworks EMWorks (good if you know Solidworks, limited, good CAD, includes G-Code out)
- CST Maxwell (limited)
- FEMM (2D only but still works, it's free)

General:

Open Office and other standard Win10 stuff (OO Drawing, sketches)

A 22 page thread explains most stuff, starts here [Fab info near end]:
https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4261.msg98138#msg98138

Hope this helps, have fun,

SL

[rstergar]

Hi,

Just finished replication of motoflux motor.

You can see it here: https://youtu.be/iURHA27_9Lg

Don't know if this really works 

Best Regards

[bistander]

Hi,

Just finished replication of motoflux motor.

You can see it here: https://youtu.be/iURHA27_9Lg

Don't know if this really works 

Best Regards

Hi rstergar,
Nice replica. Hope you don't mind that I copied a frame from your video and attached it.

I suggest that you get a second motor and drive it off the output through the same ratio. Use it as a load generator. Use meters to read V & I on the motor and also on the generator connected to a resistor. This gives power in and power out. If you test the motor and generator without the replica, you subtract that power from power measured with the replica to find the loss in the replica. Do this at a few loads and speeds to see the efficiency profile.

That'd be interesting.
Thanks for sharing.
bi