Hello

I thought it might be good if we start a thread to explore Bruce Depalma's N-Machine, and as Peter has worked with Bruce he might be able to share some good information regarding this motor.

I was thinking if a homopolar generator requires no motor torque to generate electricity why not add as many as homopolar generators on our motor to take it well above unity?

As I have concluded by studying Depalma's homopolar generator he has discovered that if you rotate a magnet along with the copper disc (i.e attach them together) a current is induced on the disc from center of it to the edge of it.

As I was listening to Peters latest interview and he was talking about gravity motors and to take advantage of them to produce mechanical energy. But he also told that he believes in motors which use at lease one more type of energy and that is the FREE centrifugal force! Why not use that in our motors?

I personally believe that the homopolar generator induces current in the disc by using this free force.

see http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/farhom.htm

I have another Idea to increase this current induced significantly. If anyone is interested please speak out.

Kindest respect ...

I'm not sure if that is related to electrinium, but I just got this e-book about electricity and magnetism from my friend Matt Blythe in the UK :

www.nuenergy.org/pdf/electrinium.pdf


Jessica

Elias,

I first met Bruce DePalma in November, 1981. A year later, I moved to Santa Barbara, California to study with him. We remained friends until his untimely death in 1997.

Bruce's primary contribution to Physics is the discovery that "INERTIA is not a property of MASS, but a property of SPACE, and SPACE confers its INERTIA on the masses that occupy it." Bruce's published evidence in support of this statement is extensive.

The simple rotation of an object causes a redistribution of the spacial inertia so that more inertia appears in the plane of rotation and less inertia appears in the axis of rotation. The appearance of "centrifugal force" in the plane of rotation is well known. What isn't well understood is what gives rise to the appearance of centrifugal force or that its appearance is always accompanied by a drop of inertia along the axis of rotation.

Rotation creates the appearance of a spacial di-pole in the inertial frame.

When this "zone" of radially polarized inertia is magnetized, electricity can be drawn directly from the fabric of SPACE.

The "N" Machine is not a simple technology to understand. Neither is it completely free of mechanical impediments. While it is free of Lenz' Law counter-torques, it does have another resistance force associated with it that Bruce referred to as DRAG. The machine literally DRAGS against the fabric of SPACE itself.

To begin your studies of this, I recommend you read this paper by Bruce DePalma, from his Memorial Site:

SpiningBall(Understanding)

Then, read this one:

Notes on the Faraday Disc

Enjoy,

Peter

Thank you very much Peter,

I did not know about that drag caused by a rotating magnet. I was thinking if the magnetism is what that is causing this effect (the current) along with the centrifugal force, I was thinking of pressing two SAME poles of two magnets together to create a so called sharp north between them, while laying the copper disc between them too. In theory it seems that the current produced must be much more, but I am not sure anyway.

If I had access to good brushes or commutators I would have conducted this experiment to see what happens.

Thanks again,