Overunity Device using Magnets in the 1920's ?

[ken_nyus]

Hans,

What are you trying to do by rotating the coils? I don't mean the wheel itself, but you show the coils switching side at the top and bottom position. What is this for?

[hansvonlieven]

G'day guys,

I know this is not complete. Nevertheless, I will quickly outline what I have in mind.

The motor, for optimum performance requires three discrete pulses for every quarter turn. One forward, next reverse and the third forward again over a maybe 10 degree arc.

I am still writing this up. The timing and pulse-width are crucial.

I know it would be far more convenient for switching purposes to mount the magnets on the rotor, but as I said earlier I am not convinced this will work.

Hans von Lieven

[hansvonlieven]

Hans,

What are you trying to do by rotating the coils? I don't mean the wheel itself, but you show the coils switching side at the top and bottom position. What is this for?

OOPS Ken,

This was not intended, some flipped frame in the animation, I will fix it when I have the chance.

Hans

EDIT:  All fixed now, sorry for the Gremlin 

[bluedemon]

This all reminds me of Ed Leedskalnin's Coral Castle.  Maybe the answer to free energy was there all along in his nine-ton door that can be pushed open by a child's finger.   Find a balance in potential no mater how large and all it takes is a little push to get things going.

[nightlife]

hansvonlieven, I was thinking your design would require three different pulses as well as a presice timing sequence.

Have you thought about tightening up the circle eliminating the third pulse after the start up becuase the first third pulse would then eliminate the first pulse needed for the next group if the next group was placed close enough.

Did that makes sense?