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are you still live ? if you are still alive then you maybe barking up the wrong tree . good luck .
greenearthnazi20204u 5 months ago
Hi i hope things are going well with development, its been a while that you put anything new up. i now have some small ring magnets an im finally doing an idea i had years ago. Thanks to watching your videos it gave me more be leaf. failing that - think ill try making a micro version of your for fun =D
An i still want them magnets - iv never seen anything like em! they are Hudge =3
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Stgopena1212 1 year ago
Hi,
Have you looked into the work of a guy called Thane Heinz?
He is based at Ottawa University, and has been working along similar lines to yourself.
He has designed various prototypes which all display this anti-lenz effect. Or put another way, regenerative acceleration. (load on = faster rotation)
He has an account on You tube here, and many of his videos are available to view. May give you a few ideas?
Good luck.
spikeychops 1 year ago
@spikeychops Yes I have been following his work for over a year. He is using a secondary coil to negate some of the Lenz law effect but i believe he still has magnetic drag to deal with, unlike mine which has no magnetic drag at all. Only air and bearing resistance. Mine has a positive motor effect helping to turn itself, not just a reduction in drag like TH.
DQuale 1 year ago
@DQuale Thought you would have heard of him.
I love this stuff, and i love the open source and sharing knowledge aspects of this research.
This area of research is getting truly exciting, and with people such as yourself beavering away, i feel we are right on the cusp of astonishing discoveries, that will benefit everyone.
Great work, please keep at it.
Spikey.
spikeychops 1 year ago
A 5 Watt incandescent lamp would be cool to see.
Just check how the loaded and unloaded
output coils will affect the input power...
Many thanks.
Regards, Stefan.
overunitydotcom 1 year ago
Hi Dan,
Looks much better now in good light.
COuld you please try to power a few incandescent lamps with it now ?
Many thanks.
Regards, Stefan.
overunitydotcom 1 year ago
@overunitydotcom It only produces about 5 watts peak at this speed. I am showing what I can
DQuale 1 year ago