rotoverter for power generation

[hartiberlin]

I have had a private email conversation with Brian D. Prater
and he is saying, that he has a closed loop selfrunning
lawn mower built on the rotoverter principle.
Here is the email exchange with him and a ZIP folder
with a few drawings.

He will try to upload soon a video for us all to see it:


--- overunity2001 <harti@harti.com> wrote:

> > Hi Brain,
> > doI understand it correctly,
> > that you have a selfrunning lawn mower
> > based on the Hector Rotoverter principle ?
> >
> > Please let me know more.
> >
> > Many thanks.
> >
> > Regards, Stefan.


Well yes i do have  a self running(Cap discharge
recover) push lawn mower but im in the middle of
putting it on my rider mower but im looking for a
bigger motor for it, for it takes alot of energy to
power its self pulling the duel blades and all .. so
im working to  put two motors on my rider then im
thinking of riding it around and mowing a few peoples
yards with it so im sure ill have to use a battery on
it , and yes this is biased with the RV transforming
Hector princples as many has been put together as one
unit that way its most effecent.
then im thinking of shooting some video of it eating
up grass and cordless... the rider will ride for all
the people in this kind group...Hector Kone and so so
many more the names could go on and on .... dont get
me wrong here its not easy keeping banging away at
things untill ya get it working like you like it... im
sure you know this ... like many 1000s of others do..
anyway i guess i need to go look for more parts .
i will upload a video on this mower if any one would
like to see to , if not no biggy later on ill upload a
easy way "how to" for the Pan. site for every one.

Thanks
Brian D. Prater
Cavetronics R&D Labs


Hello Stefan

yes i been working  many years on the best ways to
convert energy to a pass energy in to a load and
recover and so on , i have made a magnon bosnova
machine and so on. i work with many people to help
them come to understand just how easy it is.

i have aspergers "high end" so i really think i was
born to do just this. invent ... i have about 15000
things i have invented . i use as many of them coupled
to one system thus = most effecent..  when you combin
them in to unity it becomes over-unity.

how may i be able to help you ?
Feel free to ask away
i tacked on one of many of my EQs on energy , this one
a good pal of mine done for me as i sent the data to
him.. and he done the paper work for me , we trade off
. so now you know what file is your looking at  is .
if the paper is confusing just let me know

Thanks

Brian D. Prater
Cavetronics R&D Labs


--- "hartiberlin@gmx.de" <hartiberlin@gmx.de> wrote:

> > Thanks for the equation,
> > but what is the COP or efficiency
> > of your lawn mower?
> >
> > Regards, Stefan.



Hello , Stefan
The C.O.P. is flexing amount mostly around 5.88 to
7.31

so the motor does about 1/3 hp , its a 3ph motor so
thats not so good but it idles on 34 watts while
doing,, its kinda like more you load it the less you
get out..



--- "hartiberlin@gmx.de" <hartiberlin@gmx.de> wrote:

> > Hi Brian,
> > do you have a picture or a video of this mower
> > running just on capacitors ?
> >
> > How long does it run just on charged capacitors ?
> >
> > Do the caps discharge after a while ?
> > How long does it take ?
> >
> > What is the total capacitance ?
> >
> > How much energy is used from the motor mechanically
> > about?
> >
> >
> > I guess the idleling  of a RV motor is minimal,but
> > when you draw
> > mechanical power from it, you have to put this power
> > into
> > the electrical input there too, right ?
> >
> > So how can it be overunity and selfrunning ?
> >
> > Regards, Stefan.



I am going to make some video on this..it runs about
4.5 secs on just the caps , but i use a invertor to
charge the caps and run the motor and the motor runs
charges the  caps, under heavy load it will start
draining down on the caps voltage in about 23 to 45
mins ,, so i wait a few mins and keep on mowing after
the caps build up to 14 volts i take off mowing
again..
the motor mech. uses about 2.4 watts to 17 watts under
load , the output watts of the motor is about 1/3 hp
or 248 watts. 1/2 of this watts charge the caps to
fire the invertor. i use what i store and reuse what i
store that way im just paying to keep it in osc and
the tank wattage stays up by me having a open closed
looped system . kinda lenzless do to the return of
energy im cycling in the tank circut of the coils and
cap and motor and invertor. the invertor has a 90%
effcenty .. but it cost me about 5.8 watts to run it
but the motor supplys the energy do to supply this
energy the input goes down while the load output goes
up but if i break it over in energy use it falls off
and i have to jump start the whole system..if i load
it to hard ,
Brain



Hello,

Yes i will upload the video to you ...and you can put
it on your site.. i stop mowing just for a few mins
for the energy to build back up .. kinda like the
window motor does.


--- "hartiberlin@gmx.de" <hartiberlin@gmx.de> wrote:

> > How do you get this high COP ?
> > Where is the additional energy coming from ?
> > Is the environment cooled down and
> > thus the second law of thermodynamics is violated ?
> > So is the resonance in the motor coils somehow
> > tap the heat energy and converts them to mechanical
> > and
> > then electrical energy ?
> > Did you measure the temperature ?
> > Does it run cold ?
> >
> > Regards.Stefan.



its just more efficient power management...
i added a zipped folder of things i used to get it to
go on its own...when one compounds theses systems in
to one whole looping force of forces it becomes lagged
by time , that = differental charge movment.
there is no heat , when you have it effecent..
the hard part is keeping differental charge in osc
>from being moved in to different states.. read the OU
EQ it states all losses become gain... so use the
losses to run the motor , while the motor acts like a
generator supplying the losses this way we just move
the losses around and loss becomes gain...im sure i
still have some loss but i have some gain still do to
the losses.. make any sence to you ?
Brian

think over 5.8 watts per hour we are only lossing
0.0967 watts per min. at 120 volts = .0967 watts / 120
volts = how many amps per sec ?   x 60 = one hour
becomes 0.04835 amps x 120 volts = 5.802 watts a loss
of .002 watts per hour.
1.44 watts per 30 days of running...in losses   so to
stop running maybe it will take 5.8 / 1.44 = 4.0278
times before its dead thats about 116.8062 days at arg
of 29 days = a month ...

Brian

--- "hartiberlin@gmx.de" <hartiberlin@gmx.de> wrote:

> > Hi,
> > Many thanks.
> > I am looking forward to see some real pics or videos
> > of it !
> > Can I already post the infos you send me via email ?
> > Or should we wait, until you have a few videos
> > uploaded ?
> >
> > Many thanks.
> >
> > Regards, Stefan.



Hello, Yes that would be fine Stefan, ill work on
getting some video coming your way...
Thanks
Brian

[FreeEnergy]

wow this is very exciting! thanks for keeping it Open Source!

cant wait!

peace

[hartiberlin]

Yes, it seems Brian is just charging up once its
capacitors before starting the lawn mower and then can mowe about
25 to 45 minutes on this one cap charge.

Normally, when he would not have this rotoverter feedback, the caps would just
only last for 4.5 seconds on the mower !

That is amazing !

[FreeEnergy]

how is this possible?!?! 

[esaruoho]

how is this possible?!?! 

could resonance have something to do with it?

btw, what might be the correlation of Walter Russell's Cosmogeny and Nikola Tesla's Impulse Current (IC) which Eric Dollard always talks about?

It would seem that with the pulsing you can achieve a specific point which you can then resonate and tap the harmonics generated by the original wave being resonated, and tap that without the motor or device stopping working.

seems like signal generators are going to become a lot more interesting (Rotoverter, Norman Wootan's Magnetic Resonance Amplifier (MRA)) and so on.
Keely did it acoustically, we can do it with signal generators.