Veljko Milkovic' - 2 Stage Oscillator Violates 3rd Law of Motion

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Drawing of electromagnetic pendulum pusher circuit

Deep thoughts

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On the lighter side

This will make you
Solar Powered Electromagnetic Pendulum

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Bicycle

This is interesting, stick with it; first part is quite boring.

YouTube - Tests invention Milkovic 2

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Bare bones of a milkovic oscillator

Ok, so it's only held together by electrical tape at the moment, but in my head it may just work, with enough fiddling. Everything will be adjustable when I move beyond the electrical tape stage.

Anyway, any comments, critiques or whatever are welcomed. Oh and I haven't found springs yet, but there will be springs on bolts (adjustable) with nuts secured to a crossbar either side of the lever's fulcrum. Thus I will be able to limit the lever's range of movement.

And other stuff.

YouTube - veljko oscillator idea almost complete.

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Mart

In your video you posted on the 20th you were looking at creating a different switch setup. I just thought this video might be of interest to you and others as well. Very economical and functional as a magnetic or mechanical switch. Dirt cheap and easy to replace makes this real sweet.

YouTube - 002 - selfmade magnetic or mechanic switch

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Mechanical Oscillator

I went through the messages and have viewed and read all I can on Veljko Milkovic's 2-stage oscillator. It seems everyone is trying to electrify it. Is anyone else attempting anything to make it a self-runner by mechanical means only? I like to hear from you if you are.

I look at it that if you have 12 times more energy out than required to keep it oscillating, you should be able to utilize some of that to keep it running. There is an option to use the output side for this or to steal some directly from the pendulum side. In either, you must alternate the center of gravity in the to and fro motion enough to maintain the resonance of the oscillator.

Sure like to hear some thoughts on how to keep it strictly a mechanical oscillator as this is what is needed terribly by the poor around the world.

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semi-mechanical

I'm working on one now that uses mechanically moved neo magnets with a coil inbetween to momentarily increase the strength of the field and pushes the pendulum. Take another look at my video. :-)

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Update

While my semi mechanical veljko oscillator didn't work; I couldn't even get it in synch. So it may work, I've just got more to learn. - I have just been driving a pendulum since then.

I have experimented with bedini type systems to push the pendulum, and have been using reed switches to dump the energy recovered in capacitors back into the drive battery. Due to the time it takes for pendulum to reach each apex, it appears to work. Unfortunately, my last two transistors have blown up.. And I have only had final setup running for 2 hours on a small 12v battery.. Nothing OU but very efficient.

Probably best to use reed switch to trigger master 2n3055 or Tip35c and then two or more slave transistors.

Pushing the side of the pendulum along it''s swing arc at the top of it's swing takes less energy than pushing it 'up' at the bottom of each swing.

Anyway, that's all I've got to share for now

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New one from Ron
YouTube - Shifting Pivot Pendulum

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Thanks.

Mart

In your video you posted on the 20th you were looking at creating a different switch setup. I just thought this video might be of interest to you and others as well. Very economical and functional as a magnetic or mechanical switch. Dirt cheap and easy to replace makes this real sweet.

YouTube - 002 - selfmade magnetic or mechanic switch

I have made some of these, however they did not hold up... they ran for a while then carbon would build on on the contacts making them useless. I have sence bought 1 amp reed switches off Ebay and fought with them for about a week, i found the answer to the ones on ebay was to use a neo to adjust the reed switch this works awesome.

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1 amp reed switches

I have just gotten some 1 amp reed switches too :-) and found some 1 amp self resetting fuses, which should stop the occasional sticking of reed switches I've been experiencing.

Good to know there's a couple of people working on this :-)

Ps theremart, I picked up some small neo's too, what do you mean by adjusting the reed switch with them? I was intending to use them to trigger the reed switch..

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Some thoughs..

I have just gotten some 1 amp reed switches too :-) and found some 1 amp self resetting fuses, which should stop the occasional sticking of reed switches I've been experiencing.

Good to know there's a couple of people working on this :-)

Ps theremart, I picked up some small neo's too, what do you mean by adjusting the reed switch with them? I was intending to use them to trigger the reed switch..

1 amp self resetting fuses!

I would be interested in the source.

What you do is take the neo or even a ceramic magnet and go on the back side of the reed switch ( reed switch near wheel then behind the reed switch ) . what you will notice is if you get the magnet in just the right place you will create a smaller gap so that when the magnets on the wheel trigger the reed switch it takes much less effort for the reed to fire, thus a faster or lower draw on the reed switch It seems to do wonders for my new Newman / Bedini hybrid motor ( plans from the Daftman).

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Circuit breaker

Apparently it's a circuit breaker, and 1.5 amp. Here's where I got them.

1.5A PCB Mount Thermal Circuit Breaker (SPST) - Jaycar Electronics

Thanks for the magnet / reed switch tip :-)

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Little update

Just a progress update. Making these is pretty easy. The missus is in the background

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Preview

Just a quick little peek

YouTube - gravity mill progress

Read the comment I made on youtube,

Love and light