Geoff Mollusc
26th March 2009 - 06:42 AM
QUOTE (LOTR+Mar 26 2009, 01:01 AM)
not so hard if you do it right. I have invented a mechanism that operates in a 100% frictionless environment. Yes it is perpetual in nature. yes it is a dynamo for producing voltage and with the perpetual aspect involved in cyclic transformations of energy. implicating the generation of voltage for infinity.
You cannot trick friction. We have found ways to reduce friction in common mechanisms. but the fact remains in all mechanisms except mine that friction is a factor between moving surfaces.
Terry L Hewett Sr
I believe you're confusing friction with fiction here, Mr Halfwit Sr.
LOTR
26th March 2009 - 04:38 PM
QUOTE (Geoff Mollusc+Mar 26 2009, 01:42 AM)
I believe you're confusing friction with fiction here, Mr Halfwit Sr.
Ya think so? Oh ok. Tell you what I've been called worse by better.
You made an assumption based on little to no information.
OMG that guy said 100% frictionless. he must be crazy!
Well just because you cannot grasp the concept doesn't make me crazy.
I cannot produce the mathematics involved in this. If there was a dyslexia for numbers i got it. Besides it deals with natural integers which are infinite and unworkable in mathematics. I'm pretty sure any way you do it your going to come up with the result = 0 . Mathematics doesn't tell natural physics what to do, Natural physics is absolute and only allows mathematics to confirm what mankind is smart enough to figure out.
3 basic principles at play.
"electromotive force" provided by the drive coils causes the armature to be caged and spin via path of least resistance. the coils and armature permanent field segments are arranged to give the armature no other choice but to spin within the ring/toroid chamber. Supported by a electromagnetic field similar to a mag-lev. Effectively a true magnetic bearing.
"kinetic energy" Situation created and maintained via the suspension and forced movement of the toroid armature to drive coil interaction. along with that all of it's known by-products.
"electromagnetic induction" in the form of plunging a permanent magnet flux field through an induction coil at 90 degrees. In this mechanism multiple magnets are arranged in segments that actually create a extra flux field that is capable of also exciting the induction coils and producing a voltage. strong and weak forces apply.
I have had to dumb it down to the basics on many occasions and here is the simplest way i can put it. Process 1 produces kinetic energy for the work of performing process 2 which is to induce a voltage to power process 1. Any extra can be stored in capacitors if needed.
However the kinetic energy is in it's own right a storage mechanism.
were dealing with transformations of energy that come full circle with a unified cycle of transformations. A set of transformations i can only define as infinite. elec>kinetic>elec>kinetic>elec>kinetic>elec>kinetic>elec>kinetic> for infinity or until acted upon by an outside force.
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This is a linear representation of 1/4 of the prototype. the manipulation of the extra flux field. the act of reducing it to virtually nothing within a mass and then allowing it to expand is the same way we treat gases in refrigeration systems. the same effect can be derived from manipulating magnetic fields in the same manner.
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Lord Of The Ring
Terry L Hewett Sr
rush
16th July 2009 - 09:52 PM
why not use piezoelectric crystals?
You could make floating capacitors and implement piezoelectric cigarette lighter igniters strung in a candycane pattern around a thickish floating tube connected to the buoys. The movement of the waves will click thousands of tiny lighters charging your capacitors i mean buoys. Make it into a grid!
Hey if it works hit me up
Rush L. Goodspeed III
Really! Please!
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