Homopolar Generators (N-Machine) by Bruce de Palma

[dtaker]

Hi Guys, I'm new here  and would like to suggest a new category for 'free energy' generators a quick (rather long read) of it's nature http://www.rexresearch.com/kinchelo/kinche~1.htm
simple experiment:
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/farhom.htm

Homopolar (Faraday) Generators has been known for 150 years and is very simple, see links, and is capable of 200 to 300% overunity.  Most of the time, it generates low voltages 1 to 30 volts but with very high current.

[hartiberlin]

N-machines do not work over 100 % efficiency.
This was all well worked out during the 80s and 90s.
I have visited Bruce de Palma in 1987 and had good cobntact with PSITRONICS,
who had tried all things and put 200.000 DM into machines and never got
over around 100 % with an error rate of +-5 %.

The Kinchelo report seems to be flawed. Also only incremental efficiencies are compared.
The brushes have a nonlinear resistance, that is why these reports are flawed or wrong conclusions
are drawn from it.

The N-machines are a "dead horse".

Regards, Stefan.

[Highway]

Hello,

N-machines do not work over 100 % efficiency.

That's true, but they can deliver high current! Maybe useful for electrolysis!

Greetings

[Liberty]

N-machines do not work over 100 % efficiency.
This was all well worked out during the 80s and 90s.
I have visited Bruce de Palma in 1987 and had good cobntact with PSITRONICS,
who had tried all things and put 200.000 DM into machines and never got
over around 100 % with an error rate of +-5 %.

The Kinchelo report seems to be flawed. Also only incremental efficiencies are compared.
The brushes have a nonlinear resistance, that is why these reports are flawed or wrong conclusions
are drawn from it.

The N-machines are a "dead horse".

Regards, Stefan.

The N-machine might be a 'dead horse', but I believe that the Faraday disk generator (homopolar generator) holds the best solution and opportunity to produce electricity of any method now available.  It induces current constantly, as opposed to a standard alternator that only produces pulses of power.  I am working on designing a method to possibly greatly enhance the ability of the Faraday disk generator.  It appears to be feasible, so far, but is only in the design stage.  I will release more if I end up building and testing it.  But that is all I can say about it for now.

Liberty

[penguin hood]

Very good Liberty!. This topic has needing a revival.
The Faraday Disk (the primitive version of generator homopolar) was the first electric generador being replaced by the alternating current system we use today invented by Nikola Tesla. Paradoxally also Nikola Tesla was the first to say that back-torque may be artfully reduced to much less than a classically-figured level on a Faraday Disk machine. Here the document written by Tesla: http://www.stardrivedevice.com/Tesla_notes.html
It is interesting that still today the physics are looking for a satisfactory explanation, as this very good paper from the University of Maryland that strongly suggests the real explanation may lie within the purview of Special Relativity: http://www.physics.umd.edu/lecdem/outreach/QOTW/arch11/q218unipolar.pdf

What think you about this experiment?

One resistive load connected to disk and rotating together.
Note that no brushes are required and no relative movement between electric parts.
The temperature of the resistance might be measured by Thermography. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography)

I can't find a similar experiment on Internet.