Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[JustMe]

Coils that DON'T WORK:

[JustMe]

Coils that COOK, CLEAN, DO THE DISHES, MOW THE LAWN AND FIELD PHONE CALLS FROM 7TH GRADE TEACHERS:

Hmmmpf. Thanks for nuthin'.

[bcyburt]

Thane Heins "Perepiteia generator" does not violate the laws of physics; it appears to be speed modifier for AC induction motors.  The synchronous speed of an induction motor is determined by the AC frequency and the number of poles in the motor.  The coil and magnets of his generator create a pulsing magnetic field that travels through the induction motor shaft and alters the magnetic relationship between the rotor and stator, causing the induction motor to speed up as if the frequency increased or the number of poles has changed.  That is why there is no acceleration when coupled with a plastic shaft instead of a metal shaft.  Do not confuse the fact that the motor speed increases when an electrical load is placed on the generator with "free energy".  The motor speed is not a true indication of power generated by the motor /generator set.  Without actually measuring the actual horsepower and torque produced by his motor/gererator set, there is no other way to find out if it is producing more power than is put in by the electricity.   Most likely, there is no magic here, but instead, a method of altering the characteristics of an induction motor.  This could possibly allow improving the efficiency of induction motors, but not likely producing free energy.

[aether22]

YOU CAN ALSO GET ACCELERATION UNDER LOAD IF YOUR RATIO OF HIGH VOLTAGE COILS TO HIGH CURRENT COILS IS GREATER.

Or use the HV coils for output (possibly with a transformer) to get output and acceleration.

[i_ron]

AND THAT I PROBABLY, MOST LIKELY, MAY IN FACT OWE YOU AN APOLOGY.

Thane

Good boy, I have never seen a genuine apology out of ottawa before, restores my faith!

Just so happens that, that guy with the NL site is a goed friend of mine. He does some remarkable
work, is honest, straightforward, has a keen inquisitive mind, is generous and empathetic and he has a sense of humor! 

Ron, the self starter, no crank needed...