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Hi joe, I know you have shared this information before and i still feel it is worth testing, as many other similar devices seem to have used similar principles.
Here is your pic and another setup from another that claims similar results.

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Tilley - Wilson Machine as secret? - KeelyNet 01/12/03In mulling over the Tilley claims over the past few months, what we saw, what my pictures show and what I've read on the web, I remembered something that happened in Texas several years ago that I think relates to both Tilley and Bedinis' Gravity Field Generator.
A friend called me to say I should check out the local paper for an article about an old fellow named Wilson who lives somewhere out in East Texas...I got the paper and was intrigued by the short story because Mr. Wilson claimed to have a big flywheel some 5 feet in diameter and about 2 inches thick. This thing was powered by a DC motor and also ran 2 or more generators which charged a battery network and he claimed this system was self-running...
The machine had a big wooden flywheel made out of a wooden tabletop like you can buy at Home Depot. This flywheel was about 5 feet in diameter and 2 inches thick. He had nails driven all around the rim to form Vees like a V-Belt pulley...this was to hold the long belt onto the flywheel.
He had 2 generators with a tensioning roller for the belt and I think it was a DC motor that drove it. All this was connected by a long belt held onto the wooden flywheel by the nails forming a V all around the rim. The output from the generators was fed to the batteries, the batteries provided power to the motor and he had a small bank of light bulbs hooked up to it as a load.
He cranked it up and it spun, very wobbly and unstable as it was definitely redneck construction...but charming in its way...Mr. Wilson said after running for long periods or if the speed got too high, the nails would come 'a-flying' out and cause him to shutdown the wheel...
I asked him the longest he'd ever run it non-stop and he said for 3 days but the nails started a-flying and he had to shut it down....
peace love light
tyson
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I was in my shop thinking about you going up and down the hill, I'll bet when you realized what was happening you were grinning ear to earOriginally posted by joe_born_again View Post
I started off with a low battery, (so that I did not have the power to drive all the way up)
driving up a long steep hill at the park in the full speed position, (tenth gear)
(until my chair would not go any further, as my battery was dead)
and then going back down the hill in slow speed, (first gear)
(not super slow, as I had time limits = only 4-6 hours of sunlight left)
Then I immediately turned around, and went back up at full speed,
And guess what happened,,,,
I could travel twenty feet higher up the hill,
so, I had a net gain of electricity,,, (a blessing)
Logic and common sense says,
that you will have energy losses,
do to heat from friction if nothing else,
causing you to not be able to make it as far up the hill,
the second time you drive up it,
Well, I first thought that this might just be a strange happening,
so I did it again and again, doing it three times,
each time gaining twenty more feet, up a steep hill, (60 feet total)
Not only did I do it three times that day,
but I later thought that this went against logic, (I must have dreamed it)
and I did the whole experiment over,
with the same electricity gaining results
I have another project Im working on but I'll scout around for parts (may take me awhile) and try this, it makes sense, I like the reasoning.
Thank You
daveHalf of the Answer is knowing the right Question
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Chas Campbell Free Energy Generator - YouTube
I think it works, would sure be worth a try.
Looks like Mr. Campbell put a flywheel on each of his pulley's
good idea
Last edited by Dave45; 08-31-2012, 02:39 PM.Half of the Answer is knowing the right Question
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I am unclear as to why the generator has to be an AC motor? And then the output goes to a bridge rectifier to convert to DC??? I assume the flywheel is just for the purpose of maintaining rotation once the motor is up to speed, but wouldn't a smaller, heavier flywheel on the shaft of the run motor achieve the same purpose?
DaveLast edited by Turion; 08-31-2012, 03:30 PM.
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10 hp Permanent Magnet Motor Generator PMG Manta ideas 10 hp motor DC 8 hp electric 5 hp electric controller Dual Bicycle Project gokarts kart
Manta DC Motor ideal wind turbine or electric motor use - YouTube
This guy has a sales pitch going but what I found interesting is the inside of the manta motor kinda reminds me of the Testatika machine at first glance.

edit: forgot to post the link lol Hydrogen News~Inside The Manta Dc Motor ! 281-704-2046 - YouTubeHalf of the Answer is knowing the right Question
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Hey Turion not sure but I think there is more here than meets the eye, could it really be this easy.Originally posted by Turion View PostI am unclear as to why the generator has to be an AC motor? And then the output goes to a bridge rectifier to convert to DC???
DaveHalf of the Answer is knowing the right Question
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Really interesting concept.
I think it could work with enough traction.
Hope to see more.
Thanks,
SteveOne thing to keep in mind is, man wrote the laws regarding the conservation of energy, not nature.
Nature writes it's own laws regardless of what man thinks or does.
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The reason I ask about the size of the flywheel and the DC motors instead of AC is because I have the following setup in my basement right now....
One 120 volt DC motor connected by large pulleys to two 120 volt DC motors. I could easily add a coupler to the shaft of the main motor and attach a flywheel of whatever size is appropriate. I have a four foot wheel and you don't need to drive nails into it to hold a belt on. Simply cut a bunch of smaller pieces of wood that will fit around the outside edge and will stick up an inch higher than the edge of the circle. Put them on both sides and now the edge becomes the lowest point and a belt will run on it between the pieces you attach. Very simple. The small pieces can attach by screws and won't fly off, plus they add weight out at the rim where you want it. They can be cut to match the curve with a band saw. I could do that easily. The build is not a problem. I have bearings that fit the center of that wheel, but the best way to run it as to put a bolt through with bearings on each end. I have a stand already built for that. So....I could put this setup together in an afternoon if someone can explain to me the why of a giant wheel other than just as a flywheel?????Last edited by Turion; 10-05-2012, 08:44 PM.
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Hi folks, I posted this also in bizzy's thread.
At least in the stationary setup, i think this effect is at play and probably why when a flywheel is pulsed, it can self run and power other loads.
The massive flywheel coheres the ether space and when mechanical loads are applied to wheel, it takes much less energy to maintain rotation speed, due to the coherence of this invisible medium, which is probably similar to polarizing a permanent magnet and i feel is the same source for the homopolar mechanical generators.
peace love light
tyson
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Hi folks, would not let me edit my post, just wanted to add, that pulsing may not be a requirement, only that the flywheel is allowed to rotate for a few minutes to cohere or polarize the space the flywheel sits within.
My research shows, that even simple geometric shapes can cohere or polarize this invisible medium we all sit within, such as pyramid shapes, cone shapes, etc. and different effects occur when these shapes are rotated.
peace love light
tyson
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