Alberto Molina Martinez patent

[EMdevices]

Syncron,

Why don't you build one of these for you Electric MachinesÃ,  class.Ã,  Maybe for a final project.

I would love to see the look on your professors face, or yours when the grades post.Ã,  LOLÃ, Ã, 

On a more serious note,  I searched the patent for clues, trying to see if he built a prototype.  A lot of times, people run to the patent office with just an idea.  So I noticed in the patent that he actualy says the machine "produced" more energy then the input.  He used past tense in one place, and that was the only clue I found.


EM

[syncron]

@TheOne
That's it: I'll build it, I just wanted to know if anybody did it yet--> in that case I wouldn?t build it, if he/she was succesful. There many other things to replicate

@EMdevices
Once I tried to get help of the my Electric Machines teacher for an free energy concept and I saw that this is "madness". University teachers are very, very difficult to convince.

About Alberto Molina MArtinez: the terminology used in his patent shows he is trained in electrical machines, I think. For everybody who read this post and knows about syncronous machines: what do you think?: Is there a charge angle to be considered or would both source and charge rotating magnetic fields stay always togheter.

I wonder, syncronous machines are rotating transformers, why, since 3 phase current was invented, such a Alberto Molina Martinez cilindrical transformer were never built.

I'll try to build this.

Greetings

[syncron]

@EM

Thanks for tell me about the results of your research

syncron

[syncron]

@EM

About your clue: Can you tell me: is there in the USA necesary to show a working prototype to the patent office in order to obtain the patent or not?

Can one patent just an idea without having built a prototype or at least verified his idea?

syncron

[TheOne]

I would like to build one but my electronic skill is not really powerfull! But if you build one and one that work, make a TPU for dummy and i will able to reproduce it!