Magnetic OU principle, You should really take a look at this !

[Yucca]

Yucca did you look at Erhfinders web site http://www.forgotten-genius.com/documents/home_1.html In his news section is a video of something similar and running
      Chet

Hi Chet,

Yes I have seen that video on youtube a few months back:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO5ASxjwi14

A fine bit of engineering, I´d love to know the working priciple of it. I´m pretty sure the central drum is driven and then the pistons take off energy, I´m assuming this becasue at 3:26 in the vid the left hand set of pistons lose synch and come to stop whilst the right hand set continues. What I would love to know is what the drum has on it, it looks like chunks of really uneven stuff, like slices of rocks or something?

Yucca.

[carbonc_cc]

hartiberlin:

Would your theoritical design impliment PWM with very long strand coil (maybe many miles of magnet wire) using very high voltage but very low amperage?  Newman Motor like.  But instead of driving a very large magnet rotor you are positioning the metal squares...

No real current would be used but create a very strong magnetic field.

[Butch]

I think these mechanical solution presented over here are
interesting and might work,
but to get the COP really into the range of 20 to 50 you have to go with
electric power input.

Hey Guys,
I agree with Stefan. Go with an electrical system. We will post early video we did to help you along with basic principle.
Free energy for all,
Butch LaFonte

[Yucca]

I think these mechanical solution presented over here are
interesting and might work,
but to get the COP really into the range of 20 to 50 you have to go with
electric power input.

Hey Guys,
I agree with Stefan. Go with an electrical system. We will post early video we did to help you along with basic principle.
Free energy for all,
Butch LaFonte

Hi Butch, Look forward to the video.

P.S.
Thanks for starting this thread

Yucca.

[hartiberlin]

hartiberlin:

Would your theoritical design impliment PWM with very long strand coil (maybe many miles of magnet wire) using very high voltage but very low amperage?  Newman Motor like.  But instead of driving a very large magnet rotor you are positioning the metal squares...

No real current would be used but create a very strong magnetic field.

Well, no need for long wire coils here.

You can use low ohmic coils and use bigger caps
to compensate for the LC tank Q ( quality).

You must get a very high Q for this tank at the
resonance frequency of just a few 10 to 100 Hz.

Maybe this alufoil in a borax solution jar variable
cap solution can be used to get the cap into the uF range
but adjustable !

Read this:

http://home.earthlink.net/~lenyr/varelec.htm

Regards, Stefan.