3 Battery Generating System

[wantomake]

crystal cell

http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CEAQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.overunity.com%2F1868%2Fa-working-radiant-free-energy-system%2Fdlattach%2Fattach%2F5087%2F&ei=K4SDUcrpO4GW0AWD24G4DQ&usg=AFQjCNFNnsft6Ty05N-2p8O6LmfCS_QKPQ&sig2=ftZIRLbQY7E3BxUe6NRBow

Hey Duncan,

I was wondering if a crystal cell of some type would work as a "bad battery". I'm trying to grow different kinds of crystals with plates of metals to act as electrodes for pos and neg. Isn't that what happens on the battery plates? The acid reactions forms crystals on them that grow and fill the gap between them ?? I really am weak in chemistry, but have read some about batteries. Is this a possibility?

If crazy idea sorry, but curious just the same.

Thanks,
wantomake

[Duncan]

Marcus Reid Crystal Converter Battery - Casimir Effect - Part 1 - YouTube
a little reading into the actions of crystals for instance here
Specifying Quartz Crystals - Tutorial - Maxim6

http://www.energeticforum.com/water-fuel/6431-none-electrolytic-splitting-h2o-4.html#post111774

[wantomake]

To the moon and then some

Thanks Duncan,

I feel like the curious astronaut that finally got to the moon, but, saw that there was an endless space filled with wonder and more adventure beyond the place he stood. That's the thoughts your words give me. Again reminded of the fun and awe ahead of us.

I like how Ossie Callanan used more than one "reac" to use as the bad battery. It makes sense where Ossie said, "The very small amount of current they will provide for the size of the bank due to the crystalline resistance of the sulfation is all that is needed to provide the free energy that the will convert the radiant energy pulses and feed it back into your good charging battery."

So back to getting lost in experiments and thought.

Again thanks,
wantomake

[Bob Smith]

I like how Ossie Callanan used more than one "reac" to use as the bad battery. It makes sense where Ossie said, "The very small amount of current they will provide for the size of the bank due to the crystalline resistance of the sulfation is all that is needed to provide the free energy that the will convert the radiant energy pulses and feed it back into your good charging battery."
wantomake

I can't help but think of Bearden's notion of "degenerate semiconductor", and wonder if the sulfated plates and terminals and their "crystalline resistance" are providing this very thing:
The Bearden Free Energy Collector
Bob

[Matthew Jones]

I can't help but think of Bearden's notion of "degenerate semiconductor", and wonder if the sulfated plates and terminals and their "crystalline resistance" are providing this very thing:
The Bearden Free Energy Collector
Bob

Its Close. It flips the polarity of the charge and sends it back to the ground or hot depending on your setup. The motor can provide the gain if its working well.

Matt

[shylo]

I agree

Matt, I hope, I understand correctly..
Flip the polarity , to me that describes , a sudden change? Faster than the flip. Eg. That is switch before Lenz shows up.
I noticed with the generating coils ,that when they were running a load the motor slowed down , need to kill the feed to the coils so the back lash of the coils adds to the input
When a generating coil moves out of the field, the generation quits and creates an opposite reaction??
Does the reaction show up ,regardless of when?
I'm trying to wind a motor so the Lenz effect will add, or cancel itself ,by adding to rotation.
Any ideas?
shylo

[Matthew Jones]

The pulse comes into the dead battery as a positive (+) charge and leaves as a negative (-) charge or vise versa.

Good luck with the motor.

Matt

[Bob Smith]

Its Close. It flips the polarity of the charge and sends it back to the ground or hot depending on your setup. The motor can provide the gain if its working well.
Matt

Thanks for the response, Matt.
I've seen this 'polarity flip' in another setup I've been working with, where the RE produced is coming into the circuit from ground, and appearing to charge a battery negatively until a load is connected (at which point, it behaves as a normally charged battery). The way I understand it, the brief period following a transient voltage spike is when this oppositely charged RE influx happens. Could it be that the sulfated plates and their crystalline resistance are actually responsible for keeping this spike very short (like hitting a wall of resistance) and causing it to drop off very sharply, ensuring a longer "off time" in which RE can enter? Perhaps this might be the reason for, and nature of the "polarity flip."
I'll not say more until I can get this particular system set up on my bench.
Bob

[Duncan]

Prove it to your self first ....

Thanks Duncan,

I feel like the curious astronaut that finally got to the moon, but, saw that there was an endless space filled with wonder and more adventure beyond the place he stood. That's the thoughts your words give me. Again reminded of the fun and awe ahead of us.

I like how Ossie Callanan used more than one "reac" to use as the bad battery. It makes sense where Ossie said, "The very small amount of current they will provide for the size of the bank due to the crystalline resistance of the sulfation is all that is needed to provide the free energy that the will convert the radiant energy pulses and feed it back into your good charging battery."

So back to getting lost in experiments and thought.

Again thanks,
wantomake

The Callanan's Infinite Power Supply (IPS) : Full tests report by JL NaudinSolar radiant energy and the Electrinium battery - Nu Energy ™

[shylo]

Negativly charged, drive coils

I've seen this , the battery going negative,still haven't figured it out.
When you short a coil as the charge is being induced, then release the short,...before maximum output, you can catch the spike.

I think you can do it just with the windings..no switching involved.
shylo

[shylo]

Testing

I took the brushes off a stock motor and replaced with, 3 contact points. In the pic you can see a sparking gap (an on and off switch). Actually all 3 wires are arcing.
I experimented four 4 hours, and drew my primaries down to 22.5volts.
With the attached (my attempt at a schematic)
I ran for another 4 hours and brought the primaries back to 25volts
The problem I'm having are the contact points on the com keep burning off.
shylo

[Turion]

shylo,
the top battery in your circuit diagram has nothing connected to the negative except the meter? Is this correct?

Dave

[shylo]

Primary one

Hi Dave ,yes that's right, I realized it today, so I took it out of the circuit.
I ran for 4 hours this morning, after making new connections, before realizing the battery. During that run ( I was still reading both batteries at this time) the primary reading went as high as 27 volts .
Seeing my mistake I took it out and ran for another hour and a half. During that run the voltage (on the single battery) dropped 2 tenths of a volt , I never seen any charging, the voltage just didn't move but as soon as I shut down the voltage came to ,2 100ths of the original after 10mins of rest, It may have come back if I let it rest longer.
I the hooked up 3 more transformers trying to feed the un-hooked battery.
I also used brushes from other motors for contacts ,but you need as small a connection point as possible.
I feel like I'm going 10 different directions all at the same time.
I want to add more dead batteries as well .
Lots to do yet ...shylo

[Turion]

As to going in 10 directions at once, I know how you feel!! Today I am concentrating on getting the Lenz free generator up and running independent of anything else. Just making sure all the pieces fit together and it spins freely. Did that yesterday, so today we press the magnets into the rotors and assemble it. Tomorrow I attach the modified Razor Scooter motor and make it run. Will be running it on potential difference plus producing power, so we shall see how the 3BGS on steroids performs. I'll keep you all posted.

Dave

[Turion]

Grrr,
Busted two magnets pressing them into the rotors, so had to order more magnets. That will take a few days, so my chance to run this is pushed into the future again. Got lots to work on in the meantime.

This is Matt's design for a generator, run by Matt's design for a motor. Can't wait to see what happens with it running on the 3BGS setup.

Dave