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  • Super MEG

    From Italy, a project of Franco menghini,
    with traslation in english:
    Last edited by Franco malgarini; 09-14-2014, 07:46 AM.

  • #2
    This video is related to the work of Menghini:




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    • #3
      Energy Fraud

      Originally posted by Franco malgarini View Post
      I heard that guys experiments are lies

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      • #4
        Franco menghini says to me:

        the number of trials is high, but it turns out that with resonances at high frequanza beyond the capabilities of the lamination
        Lenz also cancel out the effects on the windings 220 and v are very conspicuous at low frequencies.

        I'm thinking that the arrangement with 2 separate windings eventually give way to experience what
        Iranian student who showed in-network when I come into possession of the toroid, and I'll start the
        tests will send you the results - I expect that there will be many surprises.
        Last edited by Franco malgarini; 09-18-2014, 04:18 PM.

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        • #5
          Toro i Dales Per i Mentale

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          • #6
            As in the Iranian student's MEG.

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            • #7
              The link of iranian student is this:

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              • #8
                Thanks for the link, Franco.
                I wonder how he got that core. I suppose a person could make one from a thick piece of soft steel?
                Bob

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                • #9
                  This is the traslation of "toroidale sperimentale":
                  Last edited by Franco malgarini; 09-09-2016, 08:34 AM.

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                  • #10
                    Franco Menghini says:

                    I ended up just now to correct errors on the senses winding meg for the student.
                    I have the testing done because by sheer chance I had a transformer core with high permeability .
                    the core of the massive use only in the outer part of the torus . route is only from the constant stream count and magnets .

                    do not worry about that as I go in the tests I inform you in detail ..
                    the toroid me deliver it towards the end of the week it would cost me about 40 euro but since I can not bill will be donated to me by the owner, a good christ .

                    the only thing I care about is the adjustment of the nucleus, where it will support the 4 super-magnets .

                    in my opinion the Iranian student has found a material with high permeability and the reduced powder and then processed for casting with the 3D printer . another is my opinion that the cloning of the circuit of the student should work with small coils diverting flow even on high silicon plate .

                    the diagrams I sent you assume that I will do these tests before the toroid - inform you ever worry.

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                    • #11
                      Franco
                      Interesting reply.
                      So he is saying that the Iranian student's MEG had its windings in the wrong direction, and that the core can be printed on a 3D printer?
                      Bob

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Bob Smith View Post
                        Franco
                        Interesting reply.
                        So he is saying that the Iranian student's MEG had its windings in the wrong direction, and that the core can be printed on a 3D printer?
                        Bob
                        All too many cores need to be in some sort of an exotic material, like R60 welding rods or black sand, magnetite, etc.

                        Is this the case here? If so, can 3D printers use these materials?
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                        • #13
                          it's possible:

                          Metal Casting with Your 3D Printer | MAKE

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Franco malgarini View Post
                            Very clever. The 3D printer makes a "female" mould, and then we use that to make the core out of almost anything under the sun, so long as the process is not too hot.

                            Even if you want to cast with iron, I would imagine that the 3D printer could make the female mould. We then cast a male in plaster, and then, from that, create a female in normal industrial casting sand.

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                            • #15
                              Last edited by ewizard; 04-22-2014, 04:24 PM.
                              There is no important work, there are only a series of moments to demonstrate your mastery and impeccability. Quote from Almine

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