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  • mbrownn
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    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    ok


    Here is a link which could interest you, it's about charging batteries too, but with "the big" system

    Oscillating Harmonic Ripple Wave BATTERY CHARGING - YouTube
    I still do not fully understand his generator but his motor makes perfect sense to me.


    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    ok Could you give me links on this please, that I could check by myself the experimental conditions and conclusions?
    I can't remember the sites where I read about this but I know some of NASA's 1000+ patents are related to the experiments they did. There was everything from complex homo-polar generators to the tether experiment. They did say in some of the experiments that they concluded that extra energy was entering the system and there was reference to the aether and other such terms but again what was key was environmental energy. I know on the tether experiment, they had a number of theories as to what happened as the voltage and power was way in excess of what they expected. They have now concluded that a plasma of air in the wire was to blame for the burn out of the tether but they haven't explained where the extra energy came from to cause the plasma in their explanation of the burn out. When I do come across the info again I will have to let you know where it is.


    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    Yes, but once again: if high voltage, of course few amps... The energy would be "communicated" by few charge-carriers but very high excited ones.


    I'm still not convince on this statement.
    Do the volts times amps calculation for the input and output of the fan and you find that the output in watts is way lower than the input, yet the battery still charges at close to the input of the fan. The mathematics of that does not add up but clearly it is happening. When charging a battery with a fan I had an input of around 12v at 80mA the output was spikes of 17 at only single figure mA and that should not have charged the battery at near 1 to 1 with such a loss in power but it did. I would like mainstream science to look at that and try to explain it but as of now they have not looked at it and relied on Hollywood science to explain it.

    Personally I think it is energy from the environment and I am sure you are familiar with the terms used to explain it. Can I personally prove it? only in so much as what the fan does and other such systems.


    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    I am electrician
    Do you find the results anomalous? what is your explanation?

    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    But there are whole area of EM theories which are not much known or used. Like sine a while EM is taught in terms of fields while it could be taught in terms of potentials.

    this last viewpoint in EM physics is more fundamental and more general than fields expressions and could probably enlightening the phenomena we observe in these "exotics" experiments.

    All what I dream is to have time to go through all this in mathematical terms, but I'm afraid I'll have never the time and the tranquillity to have the privilege to do so in this life before others could do so :/
    Clearly you do think there is more to it than standard electrical theory and I agree with you on that. There has been no advancement on the mathematics of this since Bedini in the 80's as far as I am aware so if you persist maybe you will be the one to bring new light onto the subject.

    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    If You go on the link I've pasted, you'll find some calculation I've made today about the vid in a comment. I think it demonstrate well an adding energy

    Cheer.
    The initial voltage rise on a battery which is put on charge is not linear and does not make sense to me, but the fact is it does rise in such a way so we have to not make too much of this initial rise until it is better understood.

    The statement he makes about three times is interesting as my calculations on a circuit I am working on is 2.7: Without losses, inductive kickback would be x2 then if it is a transformer as well would that make it x4. Now we add a motoring function to our transformer and we have x6 but the ohmic and iron losses soon take up the majority of that energy.

    This isn't really about the fan so we should make a new thread to discuss it

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  • Khwartz
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    Originally posted by mbrownn View Post
    Maybe, I am no expert on this so I put it in simple terms and let others come up with the complex explanation.
    ok

    Yes, many have measured the output with the best equipment available and cannot explain it in terms of watts. The output is small when compared to the input, yet the charge found in the battery is almost equal to the input. They usually use the word anomalous when explaining the charging effect
    Here is a link which could interest you, it's about charging batteries too, but with "the big" system

    Oscillating Harmonic Ripple Wave BATTERY CHARGING - YouTube

    This has been done, even by NASA and the results support the existence of the plenum or aether.
    Could you give me links on this please, that I could check by myself the experimental conditions and conclusions?

    Being a mechanical guy I usually compare voltage with pressure or force but in relation to the Imhotep fan, where is the flow on the output? there is little or no amps.
    Yes, but once again: if high voltage, of course few amps... The energy would be "communicated" by few charge-carriers but very high excited ones.

    Some have used the word inertia to explain the charging but again the math does not add up.
    I'm still not convince on this statement.

    So in truth we cannot fully explain it without a second input that we cannot accurately measure, hence the explanation of radiant energy or the aether. Its deep stuff.
    No problem with the "second input" if it energy form the plenum! Like we take energy from the wins, or more accurately from the waves of the sea.

    This simple fan device has done its job in showing us that there is more to this than we have in the standard electrical theory that is taught to electricians.
    yeah, ordinary electrician, cause I am electrician

    But there are whole area of EM theories which are not much known or used. Like sine a while EM is taught in terms of fields while it could be taught in terms of potentials.

    this last viewpoint in EM physics is more fundamental and more general than fields expressions and could probably enlightening the phenomena we observe in these "exotics" experiments.

    All what I dream is to have time to go through all this in mathematical terms, but I'm afraid I'll have never the time and the tranquillity to have the privilege to do so in this life before others could do so :/

    It has also demonstrated that there is more energy in this system than we put in.
    Yes, looks like

    If You go on the link I've pasted, you'll find some calculation I've made today about the vid in a comment. I think it demonstrate well an adding energy

    Cheer.

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  • mbrownn
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    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    Could be we should find this in academic physics too, could be around the Feynman's concept of "vector-potential".
    Maybe, I am no expert on this so I put it in simple terms and let others come up with the complex explanation.

    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    If high voltage, looks to me quiet normal to have very little amps! for same wattage...

    Would be interesting so to calculate the ratios to compare in terms of Watts. But needs to be done with True-RMS meters! but You told me, if I remember well, that measurements changes itself the values; right? :/
    Yes, many have measured the output with the best equipment available and cannot explain it in terms of watts. The output is small when compared to the input, yet the charge found in the battery is almost equal to the input. They usually use the word anomalous when explaining the charging effect

    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    But to be "unnormal", I'm not sure for this evaluation. EM does exist in molecules and atoms. I'd be very curious to do same experiment in vacuum, to know if comes from air-molecules or directly form the (Dirac's) "plenum".
    This has been done, even by NASA and the results support the existence of the plenum or aether.


    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    As electricity has much to do with waves, and as waves behaviour can produce kind of attractions, and that could be any flow of energy has a tendency to set the environment to follow the same path (the very venturi-effect), I would not be surprised that if the aether does exist, it would have same effect with high voltage than with high pressure (while, and it's very interesting for me: both are mathematically equivalent in physics equation in terms of behaviour). Hight pressure => hight particles or waves speed => venturi effect.
    Being a mechanical guy I usually compare voltage with pressure or force but in relation to the Imhotep fan, where is the flow on the output? there is little or no amps. Some have used the word inertia to explain the charging but again the math does not add up. So in truth we cannot fully explain it without a second input that we cannot accurately measure, hence the explanation of radiant energy or the aether. Its deep stuff.

    This simple fan device has done its job in showing us that there is more to this than we have in the standard electrical theory that is taught to electricians. It has also demonstrated that there is more energy in this system than we put in.

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  • Khwartz
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    Originally posted by mbrownn View Post
    Many talk about this vortex and it may well be a fact although I do not know how to prove it.
    Could be we should find this in academic physics too, could be around the Feynman's concept of "vector-potential".

    I do like your analogy.


    The energy does not appear to be the same as our "normal" electricity as there is little or no amps.
    If high voltage, looks to me quiet normal to have very little amps! for same wattage...

    Would be interesting so to calculate the ratios to compare in terms of Watts. But needs to be done with True-RMS meters! but You told me, if I remember well, that measurements changes itself the values; right? :/

    But to be "unnormal", I'm not sure for this evaluation. EM does exist in molecules and atoms. I'd be very curious to do same experiment in vacuum, to know if comes from air-molecules or directly form the (Dirac's) "plenum".

    I cannot see how we are putting it in so you are right, it must be coming from the environment.
    As electricity has much to do with waves, and as waves behaviour can produce kind of attractions, and that could be any flow of energy has a tendency to set the environment to follow the same path (the very venturi-effect), I would not be surprised that if the aether does exist, it would have same effect with high voltage than with high pressure (while, and it's very interesting for me: both are mathematically equivalent in physics equation in terms of behaviour). Hight pressure => hight particles or waves speed => venturi effect.

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  • Marcel-o
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    Sorry, wrong topic
    Last edited by Marcel-o; 04-20-2012, 06:00 AM.

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  • mbrownn
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    Originally posted by Khwartz View Post
    Hi mbrownn!

    Very Well Done for your clear analysis

    As per what is going on on many coils experiments, I'm more and more convince of a conjecture I made of the existence of a kind of "ElectroMagnetic-Ventury Effect": a "primary flow of energy", capture the environment energy, like the flux of water molecules captures the molecules of air and add to them. But in EM energy, primary and secondary energy would be same nature. And the overunity COP is obtained by this adding environmental free energy.

    Cheer, Khwartz.
    Many talk about this vortex and it may well be a fact although I do not know how to prove it. I do like your analogy. The energy does not appear to be the same as our "normal" electricity as there is little or no amps. I cannot see how we are putting it in so you are right, it must be coming from the environment.

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  • Khwartz
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    Hi mbrownn!

    Very Well Done for your clear analysis

    As per what is going on on many coils experiments, I'm more and more convince of a conjecture I made of the existence of a kind of "ElectroMagnetic-Ventury Effect": a "primary flow of energy", capture the environment energy, like the flux of water molecules captures the molecules of air and add to them. But in EM energy, primary and secondary energy would be same nature. And the overunity COP is obtained by this adding environmental free energy.

    Cheer, Khwartz.

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  • mbrownn
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    hehe, everyone misses the point as usual.

    This is a learning tool and these are the facts you need to think about.

    Almost 100% of the energy put into this device is shorted on the source.

    It is a 1 to 1 transformer but the output voltage is over 10 times the input.

    The output current is negligible.

    Almost nothing, in terms of watts is charging the battery at a more efficient rate than if the batteries were joined directly together.

    Charge efficiency is almost 1 to 1 when the batteries are sized correctly. I achieved 97% + or _ 3%

    It improves the condition of the battery being charged.

    The fan is running and when this energy is added to what is found in the charging battery, the sum of the 2 is greater than the supply.

    What I get from this, is that something anomalous is happening in terms of how the battery is being charged and as all the input power can be accounted for in terms of losses and what is returned to the source, what is powering the motor? It must be said that this is true of most motors.

    This motor needs to be seriously studied at the major universities to explain what is happening but of course they wont do it and they can't explain it.

    Build it, test it and learn from it as 1000s already have

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  • Joit
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    Almaz theoretically you could, depends on the Circuit, what you mean, there are a lot possibilities for a Circuit. But the Magnets are mainly here to trigger the Transistor, not that they really create additional Energy. Thats actually a Yes/No Point.
    Some said, her Joule thief circuit works great with some modification as desulfator, other said, Circuits from the Web are the best. I think it depends more on the Batteries, the Amount and the Frequency, how well a Circuit as Desulfator works.
    Which one is right, you may only know, when you rebuild it, and have the same Batteries.
    But one thing for sure, when you charge the Batteries in this way like here, they stay more healthy and become more Capacity as with the classical teached Way.

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  • Almaz
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    I see similar circuits using just coils and forcing frequency into transistor/fet but do we get radiant negative energy with that setup without using magnet?

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  • Joit
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    Well, the good Thing at this Circuit is, that noone do force YOU, to rebuild it.
    Most what rebuild the Circuit and ask here, are happy, when they can this one get to working.
    So, your long Posting at your Reply #1 here is for sure not very helpful for the most.
    What is your concern, that you do need to post now here?


    Originally posted by aminsmg View Post


    But the average power supplied by the primary battery and the average power received by the battery being charged will be the same (neglecting the component losses). By reducing the switching frequency the magnitude of the voltage spikes will increase since it will give more time to the primary voltage windings to charge up; but at the same time it will increase the magnitude of the current supplied by the primary battery which means more energy being supplied by the primary battery and also more being dumped in the charging battery. to achieve this, the resistance between the base of the transistor and the secondary motor windings must be increased in order to reduce the current supplied to the base of the transistor and slow down the process and lower the switching frequency.

    Anyway this is my review of this circuit. personally I do not see any evidence which proves that this system can output an average power grater than its average input.

    if you need switching battery chargers there are tons of better circuits out there to achieve this.

    Instantaneous high voltage spikes (surge) is not recommended for batter charging application, but if you need it, make sure that components with high power ratings are selected.
    By reducing the switching frequency the magnitude of the voltage spikes will increase since it will give more time to the primary voltage windings to charge up;

    Thats not what i have seen on this Fans.
    The Spikes always stay approximatly the same, the height of the Spikes depends on the Windings, not 'Time to charge up the primary voltage windings'.

    to achieve this, the resistance between the base of the transistor and the secondary motor windings must be increased in order to reduce the current supplied to the base of the transistor and slow down the process and lower the switching frequency.

    INcreasing the resistance at the Base from the Transistor here allways cause a speeding up from the Fan, not reducing from the Frequency.

    Basically. Lower Resistance at the Base only cause a lower Resistance at the Transistor,
    therefor, it switches more Current.

    This Project is actually only a starter Project. The Input/output Rate measured is indeed negative. The Effect is somewhere else.

    But since you dont bother with this Project further, better stay by your 'Tons of better Circuits' and dont think further about this, happy boiling your Accumulators, because this one stay cold.
    Even when you charge up normal Batteries or (carefully) button Cells, what is, of course, for YOU impossible, because maybe only 'Refresher' could charge them up a limited Time.

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  • aminsmg
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    The circuit represented here is nothing more than a high-side boost converter which uses one half of the motor windings as an inductor and the other half as a switching supply to turn on the transistor.

    the initial turn necessary to start the motor will charge the secondary motor windings and the amount of charge stored will be sufficient enough to bias the transistor and force it into saturation, which means the transistor will turn on and starts to conduct.

    Generally this circuit operates in two states. Turn-on and Turn-off states of the transistor which are explained as followings:

    During the turn-on period of the transistor, the primary side of the motor windings, will be short circuited(Connected) across the terminals of the supply battery and it will get charged. At the same time the primary motor windings will induce a voltage into the secondary motor windings by the means of mutual inductance (since they are wounded around the same magnetic core) and force it to change its polarity and the direction of conduction and slowly reduce the supply of current to the base of the transistor. this continues until the primary windings are charged within the allowable time frame. at the same time, the secondary windings will charged as well which this charge will be used to turn on the transistor in the next turn-on cycle.

    During the turn-off period of the transistor, the polarity of the inductor formed by the primary motor windings changes and for a moment the impedance between primary motor windings and the supply battery becomes substantially large (theoretically infinity) until the diode placed between the battery being charged and the primary motor windings(free-wheeling diode) recovers and becomes forward biased and the energy stored in primary windings gets dumped into the battery being charged through the diode.

    The high voltage spikes seen at the output of the circuit is due to the large impedance (theoretically infinity) seen by the inductance of the primary motor windings which indicates the boost capability of the circuit and highly depends on the inductivity of the motor windings and the switching frequency of the transistor.

    But the average power supplied by the primary battery and the average power received by the battery being charged will be the same (neglecting the component losses). By reducing the switching frequency the magnitude of the voltage spikes will increase since it will give more time to the primary voltage windings to charge up; but at the same time it will increase the magnitude of the current supplied by the primary battery which means more energy being supplied by the primary battery and also more being dumped in the charging battery. to achieve this, the resistance between the base of the transistor and the secondary motor windings must be increased in order to reduce the current supplied to the base of the transistor and slow down the process and lower the switching frequency.

    Note: High output voltage spikes do not represent higher output power. any power level can be demonstrated at extremely high voltages. at the end the average power is what that counts which represents the energy being supplied or consumed.

    Also bare in mind that by reducing the switching frequency and increasing the supply current of the primary battery, the average power rating of the components may be excited which will result in component failure. (In other word you may burn or cook the transistor or melt the motor windings and etc.)


    Anyway this is my review of this circuit. personally I do not see any evidence which proves that this system can output an average power grater than its average input.

    if you need switching battery chargers there are tons of better circuits out there to achieve this.

    Instantaneous high voltage spikes (surge) is not recommended for batter charging application, but if you need it, make sure that components with high power ratings are selected.

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  • stargate22
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    Amazing Magnet Motor/Gen Rep.

    More info......

    The Magnets being used are Microwave rings....best to all in replicating!!

    Yes, they should be in all microwave magnetrons...

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  • Dave45
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    Originally posted by stargate22 View Post
    I thought this would be the best place to post this helpful info. as the thread has already been started with the appropriate title?


    ...enjoy!


    Amazing Magnet Motor/Gen Rep. - YouTube

    Hmmmm?...With magnetic bearings a person my have something...eh?




    I feel so small now!
    Motore magnetico di Rovella - YouTube

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  • Joit
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    Almaz, revieving dead Batteries is allways some luck, you dont really know if the lead inside in the grid did fall apart or they only are sulfated, What i have read here, most desulfate them with high Spikes and high Frequency. With this Fans are the Limits at the Wiresize as you can see here. American Wire Gauge table and AWG Electrical Current Load Limits with skin depth frequencies
    You can convert them to Alum Batteries too, to make them stronger. They may only have a slight higher self discharge rate, but it should no Problem, because its low, just my need more maintenance charge. Some clean the Plates before they refill it with the new Mix.



    Stargate, neat Video, just wonder, why this Guy writes at the Description dont waste your Time with rebuild it.
    But may worth a Try, it looks simple enough with for a quick rebuild without expecting any positive Results.

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