F.M.Chalkalis gravity system a donation!

[Matos de Matos]

very nice work, but I can't wrap my mind around its functioning yet

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...ype-wheel.html
With his idea I idealize a simple device that may work.
Please check my last post at: http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post106525
Your prototyping skills could volunteer for a physical setup. It is simple and we may have a break trough. The world will be thankful to you.

Thank you
David

[lespaul109]

hey david, which diagram is it that you want to be prototyped?

jake

[Matos de Matos]

hey david, which diagram is it that you want to be prototyped?

jake

[Matthew Jones]

I did 3 tests to look at the Chalkalis arrangement.

I tested a flywheel at 1 lbs. I tested a straight pendulum at 1/3 lbs and I tested a triangle that consisted of a 60 degrees of a circle like the Chalkalis pendulum at 1/3 lbs.

I ran them all at 300 rpms and shut the motor off. same bearing and shaft on all setups.
Mind you the magnets and coil are all attached even after shut off. they are attached to a separate wheel on the shaft.
The wheel went an additional 67 rotations until it stopped.
The straight pendulum went 45 rotations until it stopped
The 60 degree pendulum went 76 rotations until it stopped.

I would have to say that a little more inertia is created with this style of pendulum. Or the the kinetic energy is stored longer.

Matt

[el-tigre]

Another Variation

Before I jump in with another variation, it occurs to me that many of you here have built bedini wheels, so to test the Chalkalis concept, why not just take out 2/3 of the wheel magnets and run your wheel out of balance with a tiny stepper motor generator attached to the shaft. You may be able to charge up a couple of cap banks and then switch them to pulse the Bedini circuit, less lenz drag that way.

Anyway, for the promised Chalkalis variation I have drawn a crappy animation. The idea is a wheel with a number of small motors attached to the rim. The motors drive an unbalanced weight 1/2 rotation at exactly the right moment to pump the main wheel. They then coast the other half of the main wheel rotation with their unbalanced weight resting close to the main wheel axle. Check out the animation (hope it works)

https://www.egroup3.com/Wheel.gif

[el-tigre]

nice off the shelf generator

now is the time when I ask for ideas about how to extract energy(electrical).........anyone

Hike down to the local surplus store and see if you can lay hands on any 12 volt automotive radiator cooling fan motors. Many of them are actually dc brushless motors that work well as a small generator when turned at less than 1,000 rpm.

You can rewire some stepper motors out of old printers if you want something smaller or washing machines if you want them bigger.

[W32]

post No #206 (07-29-2010) in energetic forum and the reply No #207 of Mr. Matthew Jones
Here are some of my thoughts I would like to share with you:
confirms the operating principle of Mr. Chalkalis Device.
The properties of the flywheel and wide range of its use is something we all know. Mr. Matthew Jones in his experiment (post No #214

[Matthew Jones]

post No #206 (07-29-2010) in energetic forum and the reply No #207 of Mr. Matthew Jones
Here are some of my thoughts I would like to share with you:
confirms the operating principle of Mr. Chalkalis Device.
The properties of the flywheel and wide range of its use is something we all know. Mr. Matthew Jones in his experiment (post No #214

I agree, it significant. But as he shows it I am not sure of his Math and COP claims. It is different from a flywheel and straight pendulum, but without building a larger model the true gains it might show probably won't be apparent.
I wouldn't have an idea how to overcome that.

Matt

[lookingforthetruth47]

Did you guys give up?

Really interesting, but it has been a few months since any posts, anybody have any good suggestions? Is the Tesla Secret any good or is it just junk?

[FRC]

Great info

Hike down to the local surplus store and see if you can lay hands on any 12 volt automotive radiator cooling fan motors. Many of them are actually dc brushless motors that work well as a small generator when turned at less than 1,000 rpm.

You can rewire some stepper motors out of old printers if you want something smaller or washing machines if you want them bigger.

Thanks for making me aware of these. I was hoping to scale up to a 10 inch
from a 5 inch fan with my Bedini kit. But might be able to go bigger with one of these. Also probably cheaper if you get one from an auto wrecker.

FRC

[elias]

Hi

If I was wanting to replicate this, I would put my time replicating this one instead: Directory:Mikhail Dmitriev Gravity Wheel - PESWiki



This is more likely to be COP > 1.

Elias

[SanoVojtko]

For Ted

Hi Ted,
your device is excellent. It would be possible to place recovery wheel, so that was driven to the axis of the pendulum?
Chakalis writes that power should be taken only on the axis.
Sorry for my imperfect English. It is not my native language.

[W32]

Dr. Kanarev Philip M., a member of the American society NPA,

[Matthew Jones]

I have defenatly seen a few things out his setup now that are not as one would expect.

Thanks for the paper I'll give it a read.

Cheers
Matt

[gravityblock]

Generator

now is the time when I ask for ideas about how to extract energy(electrical).........anyone

Below is a copy and paste from Sm0ky2 on OU.com

"These are standard in any fan-type device that uses mains electricity in the U.S. (and several other countries that have adopted our 120v system)

just open them up and pull the motor out.

They produce a perfect A/C signal. Output scales up with RPM.
this is probably the most efficient generator you will find, and they are free everywhere, from decommisioned devices. i have a lot of them myself, they're great. and like i said before, if you're anywhere in a human-populated area, they will self-excite the coil-field from ambient EMF.

you can use a belt-drive to up the RPM off a larger flywheel, many people use these in home-built WindGens.

[note:] some of them have a quencher, like seen on this one here, this is basically to prevent sparks from the 120v power lines, when you turn it on. you will want to remove that if you are using it as a generator instead of a motor. not all of them have this."





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