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  • Allen Burgess
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    Reed switch.

    Originally posted by Matthew Jones View Post
    Oh what I plan on doing will be in no way theft. Allen's little motor has a very small event that can be exploited and tuned, into a larger effect that is truely novel compared to anything else, even his motor. This is a complete build of not only a motor but circuit that does not employ the Reed switch in anyway.
    This is the typical behavior that I intend to block on a regular basis. People who Spam and cause problems for people trying to build and share.
    Had Allen just dropped the chip on his shoulder I would have more than welcomed any input and discussion to forward a project. Even to the point of sharing a working device. But he cannot control himself and his derogative behavior just ruins everything for everyone.

    Plus I hope if it works well I can give it away, so definitely no theft involved. Just the inevitable evolution of a good thing.

    Matt
    Aything Mr. Jones does to improve on the "Reed Switch Oscillator" can only result in inferior performance just like Milehigh's substitution of the Op Amp I.C. for his piece of crap MHOP.
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 02-14-2016, 11:19 PM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    "I had to temporarily remove Allen from my ignore list"


    Does that sound like "Bullcrap" or what? More "Snitch work" from Carroll.



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    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 08-02-2017, 02:10 PM.

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  • Matthew Jones
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    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    Zero credit. @Matthew Jones,
    This won't be the first time I was robbed of any credit; Tinselkoala and Milehigh pulled the same stunt on my Overunity "Self Accelerating Reed Switch" thread where I played a key role in the early development of the "MHOP", and was cheated out of any credit due! Try to keep me on your phony "Ignore List" bub!
    Oh what I plan on doing will be in no way theft. Allen's little motor has a very small event that can be exploited and tuned, into a larger effect that is truely novel compared to anything else, even his motor. This is a complete build of not only a motor but circuit that does not employ the Reed switch in anyway.
    This is the typical behavior that I intend to block on a regular basis. People who Spam and cause problems for people trying to build and share.
    Had Allen just dropped the chip on his shoulder I would have more than welcomed any input and discussion to forward a project. Even to the point of sharing a working device. But he cannot control himself and his derogative behavior just ruins everything for everyone.

    Plus I hope if it works well I can give it away, so definitely no theft involved. Just the inevitable evolution of a good thing.

    Matt

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  • citfta
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    I was asked to post this by MileHigh. I had to temporarily remove Allen from my ignore list to do this, but he will go back on that list after I get done posting this.

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    Zero credit. @Matthew Jones,

    This won't be the first time I was robbed of any credit; Tinselkoala and Milehigh pulled the same stunt on my Overunity "Self Accelerating Reed Switch" thread where I played a key role in the early development of the "MHOP", and was cheated out of any credit due! Try to keep me on your phony "Ignore List" bub!


    Gentlemen,

    This is the second time that "Allen Burgess" a.k.a. "Synchro1" has accused myself and TK of not giving him credit for participating in the MHOP project in his posts on the Energetic Forum. I think he posted this on the "Your Basic Coil" and "Oscillating Reed Switch Pulse Motor" threads.

    Allen Burgess/Synchro1 had absolutely nothing at all to do with the MHOP project. He was merely a bystander for the whole affair. He was not "cheated" out of anything and he made no contribution to the project whatsoever.

    For the MHOP project, I was the "architect" and TK did the actual schematic and the build and the testing. He also designed and built the LED strobe circuit which I had nothing to do with. That's the way it really went down.

    Myself and TK don't have access to the Energetic Forum. Feel free to post my comments on EF if you want to.

    MileHigh


    Allen, you are burning all your bridges. Where are you going to go when no one on any forum will work with you? I believe you want to be a serious researcher but you keep chasing people away with your attitude and lies. Please grow up and concentrate on your projects and leave the personal insults and attacks off the forums.
    Last edited by citfta; 02-14-2016, 10:00 PM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Collapsing back spike.

    The coil acts as a second battery in series with the first. The current from the collapsing back spike travels in the same direction as the input current, but the voltage is reversed and leading the current, at a higher voltage then the 12 volts of input power. So the input goes through the top of the coil and out the bottem, along with the back spike. The back spike passes around the surface of the battery and back into the top of the coil before any input from the battery can reach the coil.

    I theorize that the back spike beats the input power back to the power coil because the battery acts as a conductor for the higher voltage BEMF. Additionally, the increased flux from the hyper-accelerating spinner, adds more power to the collapsing field then the input can supply to the coil.

    My analog milli-amp input gauge needle rested solidly on the peg while the self acceleration raced up at super velocity. I believe it's the recycling BEMF that causes this OU anomaly!
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 02-14-2016, 08:39 PM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Current direction of collapsing field.




    @Mopozco Great, thanks for sharing results. The collapsing field of a coil wants to keep current flowing in same direction, coil behaves like battery in series with your 1.5V battery ~(-)batt(+)~~~(-)coil(+)~. Please confirm direction of LED on your drawing. Is LED cathode connected to coil so that when current from collapsing field at higher voltage (bemf) exceeds LED Vf it flashes it? This would keep the current flowing in the same direction not in opposite direction as shown on your drawing.

    The question here in the "Reed Oscillator" is: Can current flow in both directions through the oscillating Reed switch simultaneously? The answer is Yes!

    This means the current from the collapsing coil field can circle directly around to act as a power pulse without returning to the power source!
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 02-14-2016, 05:29 PM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Safty precaution.

    @Matthew Jones,

    You started this motor project over 50 days ago, and you're not done yet. You were warned by me at the outset not to try and run this motor outside a protective housing! The spinner can reach hyper-sonic velocity with unanticipated rapidity.
    Be Carefull!

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Pinballs and neodymium magnets.

    Here's another demo of overhead magnetic suspension:

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Disk magnets.

    Two of these 1/4" disc magnets for $0.27 apiece and two 1/4" steel balls for $0.13 apiece are all that would be required for the overhead suspension bearing:
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 07-30-2017, 03:50 PM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Steel ball bearings.

    I included this hyper link to the "K&J" non magnetic steel balls page because it's a little tricky to locate from the web map:



    This approach should be better then a simple bearingless neo sphere spinner, because it reduces the pressure and friction of a sphere spinning on a glass surface. Also we enjoy the stability factor.
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 08-02-2017, 02:10 PM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Steel ball bearing coupling.

    Seating the base of the axle in a sleeve has the great advantage of containing the spinner if the steel balls seperate overhead. The spinner should just drop harmlessly into the sleeve; The other special feature is the ability to control the magnetic attraction of the steel balls by placing a stack of washers over the top. Removing a portion of the washers lessens the attraction strength between the balls. No physical contact should be necessary between the magnetic suspension balls overhead, or the base of the axle and the seating sleeve below.

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  • Matthew Jones
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    Sorry couldn't read ya, your on my ignore list.
    Last edited by Matthew Jones; 01-14-2017, 02:24 AM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Zero credit.

    @Matthew Jones,

    This won't be the first time I was robbed of any credit; Tinselkoala and Milehigh pulled the same stunt on my Overunity "Self Accelerating Reed Switch" thread where I played a key role in the early development of the "MHOP", and was cheated out of any credit due! Try to keep me on your phony "Ignore List" bub!
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 02-13-2016, 03:14 PM.

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  • Matthew Jones
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    Originally posted by shylo View Post
    Allen,
    I don't get it , this thread was moving along quite nicely, and with one post from you, I'm pretty sure it's now dead.
    Seems it has to be your way or the highway.
    Good-luck.
    artv

    Punks.
    Well, Matthew Jones showed up behind OrionLightShip for the "Sissy Punk" award on the Reed Oscillator build. Any other volunteers?
    The truth is I built his little motor but I am not going to post anything on it as it pertains to Allen. I have added him to my ignore list and I know longer care to interact with him or promote his projects that he attempts to force on other people.
    I will though, when I am done, show the motor in its evolved state. Its unfortunate that Allen has too much frustration from his day to day life that he cannot interact with people in more hospitable manner, but he made the choice now he gets to live with it. He also gets to watch as his original idea moves forward without any credit or interaction for himself.
    Its just a shame.

    Matt

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  • Allen Burgess
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    punks.

    @Shylo,

    Those two "Jerkoffs" couldn't change a flat tire! The other point I wanted to make is that The base of the axle can sit suspended inside a collar.

    This configuration seems like it may solve alot of problems, because the precision ceramic bearings are very costly and difficult to mount.

    Here's what we got a view of after three weeks of goofing off:
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 07-30-2017, 03:50 PM.

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