Vortex/Centrifugal Engine

[Michael John Nunnerley]

I am starting this new thread for those that might be interested in the concept I have been working on for some time. I have uploaded the concept and a simple diagram for people to see and I am open to all input.

Mike

[Michael John Nunnerley]

I am posting this to explain that to create a perpetual motion machine you need to first put energy in and to extract some form of natural energy fromthe surroundings in excess of the energy consumed by the frictional loss in the engine in the first place.

Let me explain further, it is like a transformer, we put 12v in and step up to 50v, that is a gain in ratio of 1:5, the question is do we get more out than we put in? Well yes and no, there is a voltage gain, yes, but at the expense of power in amps, which has been consumed by the transformer in the form of heat from electro magnetic motion, so no is the answer.

If we require more output than input we need to tap another source in the process, as a few have found in the past but have been suppressed. I have found in my past experiments things which could not be explained through normal science, but on reflection by combining physics and chemistry together these phenomenon's can be explained.

I am at present working on a design of an engine and generator that needs an input to start it but afterwards will self run with a significant excess of energy, the HOLY GRAIL, may be! The diagram I have posted is very general but the principle of how it works is simple. A liquid is drawn up the center screw shaft and thrown along the exiting tubes to turbine type discs which have magnets on them. These discs turn with the exiting liquid and also with the exiting force the whole system turns. On the out side are pick up coils to generate the electricity, part is used to keep the motor on the main shaft turning and the rest is excess.

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Welcome and interesting posting

Hi Mike,
You have a neat image there. Welcome to the forum. To get better feedback on your post. Start a new thread in subject listed below...

[Kevin]

from North Mississippi!