3 Battery Generating System

[wantomake]

Anyone can build

Good morning to All,
Have made progress on the Dave's upright generator this week. The objective now is redesigning my plywood model to match Dave and Matthew's model.

I'll repeat this again. Those two have put alot of time, resources, thought, and heart into building the 3BGS and upright generator. Therefore I replicate exactly because my eyes and hands have seen SUUL and large reed switches glow purple bright plasma by coil shorting. Yes I got amazed with the heat buildup but this isn't first plasma display I've seen.

Now all the needed details are here posted freely. I'm not being negative or belittling anyone. My shop has basic low tech equipment. My funds, time and knowledge is worse than the shop. I want to finish this project to show with basic tools and materials anyone can replicate the same setup Dave and Matthew gave us All.

The videos prove I got the 3BGS to balance and power a load at same time. Now to add to that system with the upright generator. I will post more pics or videos as I can.

Thank you to All who replicate this system. My hope speaks of success for us All.

Dang it thermal dynamics my coffee needs nuked.
wantomake

[Vinyasi]

Dead Battery is the Poor Man's Reactive Converter?

After reading Ossie Callanan's description of his setup ...

http://www.fluxite.com/WorkingRadiantEnergy.pdf

... it becomes suggestive that every time someone uses the term "radiant" that I should substitute the term "reactive"?

This would make a lead acid, dead battery a poor man's converter for turning reactive power into generative power?

Causing a reaction among electronic components isn't anything new. Standard electronics theory poses this to be a problem rather than an asset waiting to be exploited.

Jim Murray has claimed that if we did anything similar to his SERPS technology, by sending back into the grid the results of his technology, then Tesla's forecast would come true.....that we'd be boosting the grid by a factor of one thousand.

But he, and Eric Dollard, have both used synchronous generators/motors to turn reactive power into something useful: Jim while he was working for Bechtel Steel in Michigan and Eric at his naval shipyard lab in the city of Richmond, California. In both cases, the utility electric company didn't like what either of those fellows were doing by outsmarting the municipal scammers.

[SkyWatcher]

Close i_ron, I AM saying, we're in TRON, just a ride, be kind to each other, that helps.
Carry on.
peace love light

[ilandtan]

Initial Concepts Testing

Using parts I had, I assembled three batteries, unmodified 12V MY6812B, My Tesla/Slayer TX/RX circuit.


Results:

• Was able to run the motor and charge all batteries to 13V by cycling them in the battery 3 position
• If I drove my Tesla TX across Battery 3 the battery 3 would not charge and would deplete
• When I placed my Tesla TX between the two positives of 1 and 3 (parallel to motor)charge time decreased and a noticeable audible reduction of speed on the motor
• Unloaded the motor draws .25 A
• Nominal current for Tesla TX is .5 A
• Charging all batteries took about 10 hours, off and on; the configuration kept a 9W LED illuminated on the TESLA RX (wireless)

On my second round of charging battery 3, I noticed a decrease in my RX output and halted to use a wall charger for battery 1 and 2.

Conclusion: The battery 3 get's charged, while you are driving load between the positives.

Inference: If that motor can drive an efficient generator, that might break the relationship between Input/Output. COP>1

[i_ron]

[Matthew Jones]

Ya that all sounds real glorious, the sharing stuff I mean, but that seems to only hold true until the bill comes due.

No one helps financially. Never.. Stuff starts hitting you for 30-40 grand a year that whole COMPLETE sharing thing seems pretty drab.

And besides when something not of use to me anymore I do share it, and still very few even try.

Matt

[i_ron]

OT

[QUOTE=Matthew Jones;311637
What the F*ck is going on.

Matt[/QUOTE]

Sometimes I can read between the lines with the best of them!

We are all connected.

But the world changes,

We have a cherry tree by the back door. Thirty years ago to step outside the hum of the bees was deafening. This year there were maybe as many as 6 cherries on the tree and not one bee. The ground was ankle deep in failed fruit stems.

Since Fukushima the whole Pacific ocean is dying

Since military weather manipulation California is toast.

Take Hawaii

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kLnL08-fRY

Is the end getting closer?

Perhaps we need to put aside our differences and share more that we had originally intended.

Take Care,

Ron

[SkyWatcher]

Hi all, just for fun and those that like the twilight zone.
Matt, you say "what the f*** is going on", I take it you are not aware yet, that reality is not what we were taught.
It is malleable, try to lighten up a bit, it's just a ride, albeit a realistic and persistent one.
Carry on.
peace love light

[wantomake]

Nail head

You are right there Matt I'm low on funds. A person that was supporting this build just talked to me today. They want to sit down to see how they can start funding me again. They are preppers and want something if the lights go out. So do I.

But I still got some cutting done today on the stator boards.

wantomake

[Matthew Jones]

Sorry Matt, I stepped over the line there. You have both referenced it and when David calls the present system obsolete I just thought it was a valid topic. It was on the forum around christmas time or the new year.

I know you like to keep everything secret whereas i am all for open source so a difference of opinion there for sure but no need to stop your valued posts.

I still think an off line working group would be the answer.

I have deleted the post... if you will delete the quote in your 3892 then it is gone

Ron

Its obsolete because with my knowledge of the 3 battery system, my motor, and now I can make a generator that accelerates self run. But its not stable and it not ready to share. Worst of all no one deserves to see it. No one has even tried to merry the whole thing up and make it run, except wanttomake. And if I was to guess, maybe wrong, he's out of money for the time being.

Fact is I am looking hard into solid state but its just theory and then I gotta wonder, Did DAVE tell this guy. Is this guy reading emails and listening to my phone calls. What the F*ck is going on. You pushed for the gen now you have it. I gave it to you the other day. Build the coils and be happy.

Until some things get built I am done with ya'll. No one on this forum is capable of being able to even replicate the stuff I am playing with. Then I am not even allowed to help with the outdated stuff cause no one builds it.

I wish you guys just try to get up to speed. This sh*t works I have no doubt.

Matt

[wantomake]

Not sure

Hi All,

I am also still in. Just have a busy period in work and didn't have really time to build anything. I am interested in small version as well, because could not afford for big one right now.
I know Dave doesn't like when people build from any scrap is on the hand, but maybe smaller version will forgive not best quality materials.

I have modified motor to Matt's specs so far and prepared OSB boards for generator's side walls.

We just need 18 guys more

Lukasz

EDIT: Sorry, I forgot to ask. This 8" rotor should be the outer rotor size or magnets centre?

Lukasz,
Does my last posted picture answer your question? Forgive me for not understanding your question. I'm a little thick in the head sometimes.

wantomake

[wantomake]

Hello to All,
Today and tomorrow will be good cool weather and chance for me to get some generator building time.

I'm using 3/4" plywood as stators holding the coils in place. The plan is 5 coils on north side of the rotor (with 6 x 2" x 1/4" mags) plus 5 coils on south side. Total of ten coils. I think the plywood 2'x4'x3/4"was $16.88 each. I got 3 of them.



The larger circles will be cut out to make it easier to install/remove coils. The smaller red circles is for something else. I will replace the wooden dowels I used with aluminum rods or bolts with the pvc spacers.

Still need to order another spool of magnetic wire for next coil.

More to come as money and life allows.
Dave, Is there any other way to stop the wabble of rotor without extra side rotors? I've not much room for them.
wantomake

[i_ron]

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[Wistiti]

[ilandtan]

Remember Shaw said

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”

I don't have to hope you guys wont abandon this effort. This is why:

This isn't about Matt or Dave trying to be king at show and tell. You both have a sincere desire to help the world, enough so, that you almost want to give it away but because you are flesh and have to stare at eyes that rely on you, you have to hold on longer. However I know you have faith too, in one of these gentlemen seeing through the hurricane of misdirection that is the encounters of people who have lost hope, and those who want to make people feel that way.

I have low expectations, so no matter what result I get, I'll learn something. I just want a light bulb that stays lit without having to charge the batteries externally. It will help me in hurricane season in Florida.