Alberto Molina Martinez patent

[syncron]

Hello, I'm new here,

I just downloaded the Alberto Molina Martinez patent, I searched in this forum and it seems to be that Alberto is Steven Mark.
Is that true?

Can somebody tell me if there are succesfull replications of those Alberto Molina Martinez patent?

I'm engineering student, my speciality: electric machines, but sorry I don't undertand and don't find the meaning of "TPU".  :-[Can someone tell me please?

@admin: please move this topic to the correct place if it is not here. I didn't find a special Alberto Molina place. Please notify me...

[EMdevices]

Hi Syncron, welcome to the madness      

We've been going round and round with these patents.  Lots of people brought this up before.  It's an interesting patent, but I don't think it's Steve Marks.  (Molina patent needs a solid core for the rotor, see picture, and Stevens TPUs have nothing in the center, except some electronics)

However, the concept of rotating fields seems to be simular, and in the end might be drawing energy from the same phenomena.

EM

[lwh]

Hi Syncron.

If I understand your question correctly, 'TPU' means 'Toroidal(donut-shaped) Power Unit'.  As far as I know, it's a label that would apply to any design that fits that shape, but which is most commonly associated with the Steven Marks device.

Les.

[syncron]

Thanks Em and Les.

Anybody knows if anybody made a succesful replication of Alberto Molina idea?

This is very easy to reconstruct.

Greetings

[TheOne]

if its so easy why you don't build it?