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Overunity Machines Forum



Source of energy, Testatika

Started by Lycanthropist, April 13, 2007, 04:01:40 PM

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sm0ky2

At this point in my research, I have not yet attained "unity", much less 'overunity'

but what I can say, is there seems to be a force, irrespective of load, that aides in rotation of the disk.
this distinctively decreases the load current through the motor,
and the effect is directly related to capacitance (and charged value/charge rate thereof)
with my particular machine parameters, this effect is most prominent with a specific range of capacitor values and RPM.
My build design is made from scraps and most of the work was done with hand tools and hand-held power tools.
This is said to emphasize the fact that my machine is asymmetrical, and most likely not the most efficient design possible.
I have done what I can within my budget to increase efficiency of the machine, reduce friction, etc.
The power output appears to be a factor ONLY of the charge density of the plates, and the RPM,
NOT a factor of the load current through the driving motor.

I cannot correlate any relationship between load, spark gap, inductance, or capacitance back to the current through the drive motor in a negative manner. All attempts to do so have resulted in increases in efficiency via capacitance and charge density of the plates.

lowering friction of the collectors and the rotating disk itself resulted in a further separation of input and output energies.
in all cases, the negative function resulted in a lowering of the RPM, and NOT in an increase in input current.
the motor seems to draw x amount of current per mass of the disk, + some frictional factors.
the electrostatic field only affects the motor in a positive manner (lowering current per increased RPM)

Relocating the Neutralizing Bar DOES affects input current!!! as per my inartistic representation above, placement of the neutral bar too far away from the edge of the inducing plate (inward or outward) creates drag on the motor.

with the neutral bar in the correct position, and the proper capacitance/charge rate of capacitors, I think this type of machine might be capable of perpetuating not only the spinning disk, but the charge separation process itself.



[edit: When the machine enters into what I will now call the "self-operating" phase, a particular sound is heard and all of the capacitors in the system simultaneously increase in charge (audible and physically experienced), this is accompanied by an increase in RPM and a decrease in load current through the drive motor. Note - my machine has NOT "self-operated", but has experienced partial "self operation". What I am curious about is, how much the motor itself may be inhibiting "self-operation"?..... ]

and,.. to those of you who may not know me, yes I did do my homework.
"self-operation" phase occurs when capacitance and charged value / charge rate are within a certain range.
with the capacitors disconnected, there is no "self-operation" phase, and input motor current remains normal.
with capacitors connected, and output disconnected, "self-operation" occurs until a maximum charged value, then decreases back to normal operation.

With a spark gap (specific type of fast discharge load), "self-operation" phase is related to specific frequency ranges.
   I do not own an oscilloscope much less one that can handle several hundred kilovolts, so I have no idea what these frequencies actually are.
What I can tell you, is that frequency varies with spark gap distance, and in this manner is adjustable.
within a range, the machine is more likely to enter into "self operation" phase.
there are more than one ranges, and (although some of you may know what I would say to that) it is purely speculation that these ranges could be
octaves (or multiples) of one another.(??)

Impedance of the gap seems not to affect input current, but only the frequency factor itself.
Different mediums were tested from air, to conductive ionized gasses and jellies.

fluid tests are not yet concluded.

I was fixing a shower-rod, slipped and hit my head on the sink. When i came to, that's when i had the idea for the "Flux Capacitor", Which makes Perpetual Motion possible.

gotoluc

Hi sm0ky2,


Just would like you to know I'm very interested in what your're presently testing and grateful you are sharing your finding.
Just last week I had a thought that if these devices are correctly built they may perpetuate themselves. So I'm stunned to see you're coming to the same conclusion with your actual physical tests.


I'm looking forward to join in when I have a little time.


Kind regards


Luc

sm0ky2

I had the most rediculous idea


While re-watching one of Lidmotors videos
of an electrostatic motor design.
Basically the inverse of an ion generator


So I thought of an electrostatic qumogen
Of course it can't work right?


We'll find out soon enough
I was fixing a shower-rod, slipped and hit my head on the sink. When i came to, that's when i had the idea for the "Flux Capacitor", Which makes Perpetual Motion possible.

sm0ky2

I realized the 'neutral' bar is only necessary for the bi-directional induction machines
Machines that use a stationary inductor do not require this piece
The neutral bar was grandfathered in from machines of the time


Remove that and remove friction
I'm adding a video to my YouTube channel
Showing the "Voss style" machine with no neutral bar
I was fixing a shower-rod, slipped and hit my head on the sink. When i came to, that's when i had the idea for the "Flux Capacitor", Which makes Perpetual Motion possible.