let Electricity multiply itself = free energy

[SkyWatcher]

Hi folks, Hi leely1,
well that would be my preference, though we will take whatever we can get at this point, as long as its cheap, easy to build and maintain.
peace love light
tyson

[Turion]

Testing

Here is the test setup I will run. I will power a 120 volt DC motor with batteries ( 1-10, to see what is the best combination) It has a shaft out either end, so I will run two 120 volt DC motors as generators. I will also put a second pulley on one of the output shafts of the drive motor and spin my 4 foot plywood wheel as a flywheel. I will put this together Tuesday or Wednesday of this week and let you know the results. I will run the outputs to a large cap. From that cap I will feed the primary battery and a secondary battery that I will run loads off of. ( I will set it up to run loads off BOTH batteries if the primary seems in danger of overcharging. I will use a bunch of magnets around the outside of the flywheel to pulse the motor using a transistor, reed switch, etc. Should that about do it?

Let me know what you think before I get started on Tuesday.

Dave

[leely1]

I heared that deep cycle batteries are better in doing this work, from 100 amps up.

[leely1]

Without been told, u should kw that this set up needs a deep cycle battery, why does solar energy need deep cycle battery.

[john_g]

Aspden Effect

Hi All

I have looked at a couple references related to the Aspden Effect and both indicate that the rotor was magnetic - which is very interesting.

LECTURE NO. 30

"Two machines of different rotor size and composition reveal the phenomenon and tests indicate variations with time of day and compass orientation of the spin axis. One machine, the one incorporating weaker magnets, showed evidence of gaining strength magnetically, as the test were repeated over several days."



Would be good to know how the magnets were aligned - maybe Mr Tilly's nails were also magnetic?

Hope that's useful.

Regards

John

[Alocin Alset]

Hi All

I have looked at a couple references related to the Aspden Effect and both indicate that the rotor was magnetic - which is very interesting.

LECTURE NO. 30

"Two machines of different rotor size and composition reveal the phenomenon and tests indicate variations with time of day and compass orientation of the spin axis. One machine, the one incorporating weaker magnets, showed evidence of gaining strength magnetically, as the test were repeated over several days."

Would be good to know how the magnets were aligned - maybe Mr Tilly's nails were also magnetic?

Hope that's useful.

Regards

John

Take a look at a compass... It is very easy to rotate a compass through the horizontal plane, but not through the vertical plane... Some of these machines are best orientated so that the fields are in alignment with the earth's rotational fields... It could even be that a combination of 'gravity assisted' and 'gravity oppositional' orientations may produce something... Just an idea...