Non RV generators coupled to the RV prime mover

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

  Hi Ash,
Has anyone in the RV community managed an over unity set-up using this?
  Rich

Rich, the idea I have is to couple this Gen to the RV where the fan went and FREQ drive it.
Couple another F and P motor to the shaft under load loop back the Gen where the fan is.

F and P------RV-----coupled F and P gen-Load

If any thing i expect it more efficient then any motor Gen for that price, more Freq driving of the RV and this efficient Gen needs testing.

[Humbugger]

"As far as RV OU goes, the most creditable source and report we have is the Neon switcher done by an open sourced engineer in France, (this can still add to that system to produce power) He has reported it being able to charge a secondary battery with no reflection to the battery driving it, (self running)." ~ Ashtweth's exact words from this very thread

So...lots of hateful put-downs and some open threats to other members of ostracism and an unspecified "fate" that Astweth apparently has the power to mete out to the unfaithful.  Shades of the Inquisition!  Believe or be punished!  Accept what I say without question! 

Plus three descriptions of members' personal diets past and present and Ashtweth's weekly workout schedule...and his accusations of others going off-topic!   

No answers to the simple straightforward totally on-topic questions:  "I wonder what he means by "(self-running)"?  Is there an actual report?  Is there any corroboration?  Anyone heard about this from another source?". 

Can anyone offer any further information on this "reported report" of a "(self-running)" rotoverter?   

Humbugger ~ On Topic and Still Curious

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Other suggestions are the Ecklin Brown magnetic interrupter Gen to couple to the RV Prime mover.

[Humbugger]

@Ashtweth

Over in the old thread on the Chas gravity wheel, you requested anyone find for you the Stefan post regarding resistor loads.  Here it is.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2487.msg47830.html#msg47830

Humbugger

[linda933]

"Hi all

Thought of this the other day - it should be simple - just attach a
nice no-load alternator/generator to the wheel of a small lightweight
trailer, stuff it with batteries and tow it behind an electric
car...throw some solar panels on top too to keep the rain out and
disquise andything OU.....

ciao"

I don't want to take credit for this really cool new idea.  It comes from Doug Konzen aka Konehead over at the EVGray Yahoo Group.  I can't seem to get any good info over there about these "no-load alternator/generator" things he refers to, though.  Seems like if you could get one of those, there would be lots of neat ways to run it, seeing as how it poses no mechanical load and apparently puts out as much power as you like. 

Does anybody know where to get plans or buy one of these special new generator/alternators?  What's the story on these?  How do they work?  What determines how much power you can get out of them if not how much work you put into the shaft?  Is this for real?  I gotta have one!

Linda