The Secrets Of Back EMF

[kolbacict]

having a relatively secure place to live, packed with electricity, engine power, lights, heating, fridge, grill, water, computer and in the vicinity of food would make survival a breeze compared to leaving with a backpack and no skills, and I know that will be the last resort for many of those who today just dream at a political solution.

[onepower]

fxeconomist

As long as you do not, even seemingly, violate the laws of thermodynamics, you cannot get to overunity. You just marginally improve the efficiency towards 100%.

I always found this kind of talk really strange...

Suppose we produce an electric field which moves an electron through a vacuum tube, how does this relate to thermodynamics?.

In fact it has nothing to do with "heat" as a measure of molecular oscillations. Thus it has nothing to do with "thermodynamics" relating to the movement and conversion of heat.
"THERMODYNAMICS"--Physics that deals with the relationships and conversions between heat and other forms of energy.

So let's get our facts straight and what were talking about is "ELECTRODYNAMICS"
1)The study of moving electric charges and their interaction with magnetic and electric fields.
2)The phenomena associated with moving electric charges, and their interaction with electric and magnetic fields; the study of these phenomena.

I find the notion of thermodynamics completely absurd and it's like implying all the phenomena in the universe must relate to the laws we see in this piece of crap 100 year old steam engine leaking oil all over the place. It's misguided and to be honest kind of embarrassing that so many people still think on such a primitive and superficial level.

Of course, we know where this nonsense came from and it relates to primitive man's obsession with burning stuff. Primitive people always equate energy with heat/burning stuff where advanced people equate energy with the Primary Fields(Electric, Magnetic, Gravic) and particle theory.

So there is no need to worry about how something as primitive as thermodynamics applies to free energy devices because for the most part it doesn't apply. "Heat" is the lowest form of energy and what happens when people don't understand energy or know what there doing. For example, any fool can make a circuit produce heat but only an expert with advanced knowledge and understanding can make a circuit which doesn't produce any heat. Which may be why all the amateurs claim all there circuits and components get hot.

Here's a clue, 99% of the universe is a perfect vacuum at 2.73 Kelvin or -270.42 Celsius. Thus a complete lack of resistance and heat is the normal state of the universe and energy.

AC

[fxeconomist]

I find the notion of thermodynamics completely absurd and it's like implying all the phenomena in the universe must relate to the laws we see in this piece of crap 100 year old steam engine leaking oil all over the place. It's misguided and to be honest kind of embarrassing that so many people still think on such a primitive and superficial level.

Oh, it's not me, it's Joe. I don't care too much about 100 year old crap. The experimental generator I wanna build is to rather test a more eclectic theory - the aether.
I want to see if I can actually add voltage to an amp source, akin to what Lindemann was saying - electricity as an unnatural combination of the warmth aether with the light aether.
Hope to move forward in April.

[joellagace]

It is not accurate imo to say that the study of electric fields and their interaction with charged particles has nothing to do with thermodynamics. In fact, thermodynamics is a branch of physics that deals with the relationships and conversions between heat and other forms of energy, including electrical energy. The movement of charged particles in response to electric fields can generate heat, and the conversion of electrical energy to heat is an important topic in thermodynamics.

And I also think that it is not accurate to describe thermodynamics as a "piece of crap 100 year old steam engine leaking oil all over the place." While thermodynamics has been around for over a century, it is still a relevant and important field of study in modern science and engineering. It has applications in a wide range of fields, from materials science to environmental science.

and, the idea that "heat" is the lowest form of energy and that only amateurs produce circuits that generate heat is also incorrect. Heat is a form of energy that is produced whenever energy is transferred from one system to another. It is a fundamental part of many natural processes and has important practical applications, such as in power generation and HVAC systems. Additionally, generating heat is often an unavoidable consequence of energy conversion processes, and minimizing heat generation is a challenge that requires advanced knowledge and understanding.

[alan]

Oh, it's not me, it's Joe. I don't care too much about 100 year old crap. The experimental generator I wanna build is to rather test a more eclectic theory - the aether.
I want to see if I can actually add voltage to an amp source, akin to what Lindemann was saying - electricity as an unnatural combination of the warmth aether with the light aether.
Hope to move forward in April.

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