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Qwert

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #90 on: September 11, 2013, 03:58:46 AM »
Qwert
It slices it dices it will snip the wings off a Jersey Mosquito
The all new .....Much much better than New
Keppe 10 Watt 250 RPM ceiling fan....
 
here of course
http://pesn.com/2013/09/06/9602368_4x-efficient_Keppe-Motor_ceiling-fan_featured_at_China-Sourcing-Fair/
 
Thx
Chet

Just be a man and answer like a MAN. Probably, It's not only that that motor is efficient, but also, that those others were/are just INEFFICIENT. Nothing else. It long been known that higher frequency is is much more efficient.

ramset

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #91 on: September 11, 2013, 04:11:04 AM »
Qwert
Sorry to upset you,However My crystal ball is in the shop for repair. so until some hard Test data comes along I would only be guessing?

Where are you getting your info from?

 
thx
Chet
 
 

Qwert

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #92 on: September 11, 2013, 04:17:40 AM »
Ramset, it's not first time you make an impression of a haunted guy.

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #93 on: September 11, 2013, 04:31:47 AM »
Qwert
Read the links and make your own conclusions.
or better yet call them up [phone number is in the link]and ask for more info on their test protocol and see if your posted statement has any merit?
 
Thats usually what men do before they make statements like yours.
 
Not around here tho, the Stats roll in favor of the anonymous critic saying anything he choses
 
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Chet

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #94 on: September 11, 2013, 04:53:01 AM »
TinMan, Is your motor basically doing what I posted in this thread at EF  in May 2012 ?

Modified universal motor.
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/11417-modifying-motors-generators.html

Seems like the same principal.

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Also in that thread I show the recovery of the flyback becomes less when the motor is loaded.
I showed that to stop everyone trying to make the thread about OU.
And to prove the flyback or the torque is not free in any motor.

Drop in recovered energy when loaded to accelerate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAiYzYGOKIs


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Magluvin

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #95 on: September 11, 2013, 05:33:14 AM »
TinMan, Is your motor basically doing what I posted in this thread at EF  in May 2012 ?

Modified universal motor.
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/11417-modifying-motors-generators.html

Seems like the same principal.

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Also in that thread I show the recovery of the flyback becomes less when the motor is loaded.
I showed that to stop everyone trying to make the thread about OU.
And to prove the flyback or the torque is not free in any motor.

Drop in recovered energy when loaded to accelerate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAiYzYGOKIs


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Hey Farmhand

I think Tins motor setup is a bit different. But your setup seems interesting also. You say the motor can work just powering the armature and the stators are not connected at all in one post. Was it just working on attraction to the stator cores? I might imagine the motor would slow down when loading the stators due to increase lenz.

Tinman is powering 1 stator and pulling power from the other, which increases motor speed when loaded.

Nice Idea though.  ;)

Mags

tinman

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #96 on: September 11, 2013, 05:39:06 AM »
Tinman
The thread is here [your white glove challenge awaits]
http://www.overunity.com/13798/keppe-is-headed-to-the-big-show-first-exotic-product-to-market/msg370352/#new
 
Qwert
The Big release did not refer to energy
it refers to an actual product being "released"
 a ceiling fan that draws 2 watts to do 100 watts of work [thus TinMan's white glove challenge]
Please show me the measurement of 2 watts input,and please show me the measurement of 100 watts output force being produce by the fan??.
What you have just posted Chet,is a COP>50  -50 times more power out than in.
Chet,i know you have been in the game long enough to know this is absolute rubbish. I also know you are only forwarding the claims made by other's. But this is how they manage to rob people of there hard earnd cash,and peddle products that are nothing out of the ordinary.

People like you ,me and everyone (well most) on forums like this,try so hard to make the world a better place,at no cost to anyone but our selfs. Our hard work,valuable time,and cost only to ourself,is taken away, from thieves like this,who steel other peoples idea's ,and profit from them.

It's time this crap stoped,and people  or companies like keppe are put right back under the rock they crawled out from.
We have one member here(Mark) who has put a lot of hours and money into exposing the trash,and some beat him down for it, when infact he needs to be congradulated and thanked for saving us from the profiteers like keppe,milo and the likes.

Chet,i know you are one of those guys that spend so much time helping other's,and i also concider you a great friend.
The world needs more like yourself and Mark,but be aware of such claim's as above,as they can bring faulse joy.

Brad

Farmhand

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #97 on: September 11, 2013, 05:46:31 AM »
Hey Farmhand

Tinman is powering 1 stator and pulling power from the other, which increases motor speed when loaded.

Nice Idea though.  ;)

Mags

I did that as well, it was the natural progression, I just didn;t show it,I became ill as well as annoyed with the
responses and shelved the setup. The principal is the same.

I'm not saying Tinman copied me in any way, I'm just saying I did it too.  ;) There won't be any free energy just
a different way to improve the operation to what we want to do. Increase efficiency.

Lots of people have the same idea's without seeing others efforts, that's a given.

Regardless he has taken it to the next level which is very good. Just sayin it has been done.

I didn't get the chance to experiment with it with good bearings the bearings that were in it were shot - worn out.

We Aussies are practical creative people, well some of us are.  ;D  Tinman is a fine Aussie example of practical creativity in action.

Take em down Tinman you have my full support.  :)

Cheers

I fully admit I seem to come across the wrong way at times. People don't seem to get me the way I explain myself. My bad.

I'll put it this way Mags, If I video taped every experiment I did and uploaded it I would have thousands of video's.
I find it difficult to find the ones I want to link with only 180 video's. 1800 would make it so much harder.   ;D



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Farmhand

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #98 on: September 11, 2013, 06:19:36 AM »
I want to say again I fully support Tinman and his RT. He see's something amiss with the Keppe demos and is going to debunk them in practice and I respect that.
It needs to be done. I myself put  a lot of time and effort into debunking fakers like "Thane Crimes"  :D among others. In my opinion the fact that I can produce the effects he has
in numerous ways shows he is a criminal or delusional. The next step is for others and I am only one of many to debunk him. But it all adds up. Bedini's "h" wave is seen in the IRFPG50 data sheet and the circuit to produce it is there so he cannot effectively patent the inductive release in any way, I have been pointing that out for years now. All he can patent is his actual circuit configurations and bluff people. Boost converter topology is open source, that's all he does when he charges a cap with the flyback and dumps it. It's a switched output boost converter. Simple. Would not hold up in court.

They all need taking down. It's time.

They are like dead fish in a pond they will foul the waters, we need to take them out of the water for our own good. To prevent an epidemic.

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tinman

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #99 on: September 11, 2013, 06:31:09 AM »
TinMan, Is your motor basically doing what I posted in this thread at EF  in May 2012 ?

Modified universal motor.
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/11417-modifying-motors-generators.html

Seems like the same principal.

..

Also in that thread I show the recovery of the flyback becomes less when the motor is loaded.
I showed that to stop everyone trying to make the thread about OU.
And to prove the flyback or the torque is not free in any motor.

Drop in recovered energy when loaded to accelerate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAiYzYGOKIs


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Hi Farmhand
No,not quite.
The RT was an ofspring from the L.A.G,which i started in january 2012.
http://iaec.forumco.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=193

The RT is a heaver,more robust unit,that uses the same priciple of bucking the magnetic fields of the rotor and stator.It seems yours is more of a transformer setup,using the magnetic fields of the rotor to generate power in the stator winding's. The RT uses only the collapsing magnetic field from the rotor,and when loaded ,create's the bucking field effect-same as the L.A.G.

There are similarities and differences between your setup,and the RT.
However,your setup could be change within 5 minutes to opperate in the same way- a couple of sniped wires and a couple of diode's is all that would be needed.

But i would have to say that -yes-you were the first of the two of us to use a universal motor as the building block.
So that being said-im off to read your thread at EF.

Qwert

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Re: Tinman's Rotary Transformer
« Reply #100 on: September 11, 2013, 06:35:44 AM »
Qwert......

Thanks, Ramset. I like this way people talk.