Author Topic: Magnetic flux motor just patented that creates it's own electricity! (Read 42331 times)

lumen · « **Reply #405 on:** August 30, 2023, 10:30:26 PM »

@Brad

I hope your motor design in fact works out.

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So true super conducting wire has no resistance.
In order for a current to flow through a conductor, there must be a potential difference across that conductor.
So if super conducting wire has no resistance, and a potential difference cannot be had across that conductor, how does current flow through that conductor ?

A while back I did some superconductor research and was lucky enough to talk directly to a material science engineer designing superconducting ribbon.
There are a few ways one can energize a superconducing loop.

With a coil of superconductor they usually leave a short segment warmer and pump the coil with magnetic flux to cause current flow as they continue to lower the temperature of the warmer segment.
This works because the conductivity of the warmer segment fails under high current and works like a switch as it is continously made colder while pumping the coil with greater flux as it is cooled.

Another method is to supply current on each side of the warm section since superconductors are usually poor conductors when warm. Then quench the switch area.
Both methods will leave current flowing in a continous loop producing a huge magnetic field as long as it's kept cold.

It's all interesting stuff but still no sign of OU.

SolarLab · « **Reply #406 on:** August 31, 2023, 01:39:08 AM »

Quote from: tinman on August 30, 2023, 06:09:27 PM

Ok SolarLab. Are you really wanting to yield excess energy from magnetic fields ?
How dedicated are you ?

If you really want to get somewhere, you first have to ditch simulators, and conventional thinking.
Both these things are based around what they know-or think they know.

You need to build real world test setups.
If you are not a builder, then i cannot help you.
If you are a builder, and can show me some of your builds, then i can help you.

My self running motor dose not require any of these fancy parts that are no longer available, as we see in many of these !so called! self runners. Everything is off the shelf stuff, and even from the scrap yard.

No one has built a motor the same as mine, that pre-dates mine.
This motor is mine, and mine alone. It is my own design, and there is no other like it.

So, are you a builder with good building skills, or are you that guy that tries to get simulators and the likes to show you how it works ?

Brad

Brad,

It's already been proven you can achieve "excess energy" using magnetic fields, one good example is the HES.

Having used simulators (good Professional ones) for many years now I have a great deal of confidence in them if they
are used properly (like every tool). Brassboards and prototypes match the CAE Analysis quite closely in nearly all
cases that I've done.

Appreciate the offer of Help but it's not necessary - when I sold the lab a few years back I was granted "guest access"
as long as whatever I did, including having the model shop build prototypes, was not used for profit and was not shown
to the public without prior "new management" approval.

Therefore, you all will not likely see any "hardware" in any form from me - I do not want to loose this valuable resource
access! I should add, the Lab does not allow any form of personal appliance to be taken into the Lab - cell phone, camera,
pager, laptop, etc. (it's a secure space - the customers demand this for obvious reasons).

You don't have to believe me that CAE Analysis Simulations do work just fine and do give very accurate results - what
you can do however is contact any one of the "Tool" providers and they will walk you through the certifications, etc.
One good one to contact is "ANSYS." They have been in the business for about 40 years (?) and have a large portfolio
of successes they will gladly share with you.

BTW, I have built many devices over time - started as a Tech, then EE, then Phd Sci, then Chief Eng, then Engineering Physicist,
then CTO/CEO, then decided to enjoy a bit more of a broader life - so I'd say I'm pretty well rounded and experienced in a variety
of sectors. There's a very long list of very successful real projects I've done, and participated in, over the years.

You should know that I only share information on the forums since I believe it might be educational and stimulate others
to expand their knowledge, approach to problem solving and alternative ways of figuring things out.

I believe that my posts have shown that! I won't elaborate further on my approach to posting in these forums nor my past.

SL

tinman · « **Reply #407 on:** August 31, 2023, 03:15:29 AM »

Quote from: lumen on August 30, 2023, 10:30:26 PM

@Brad

I hope your motor design in fact works out.

A while back I did some superconductor research and was lucky enough to talk directly to a material science engineer designing superconducting ribbon.
There are a few ways one can energize a superconducing loop.

With a coil of superconductor they usually leave a short segment warmer and pump the coil with magnetic flux to cause current flow as they continue to lower the temperature of the warmer segment.
This works because the conductivity of the warmer segment fails under high current and works like a switch as it is continously made colder while pumping the coil with greater flux as it is cooled.

Another method is to supply current on each side of the warm section since superconductors are usually poor conductors when warm. Then quench the switch area.
Both methods will leave current flowing in a continous loop producing a huge magnetic field as long as it's kept cold.

It's all interesting stuff but still no sign of OU.

(Both methods will leave current flowing in a continous loop producing a huge magnetic field as long as it's kept cold.)

Why bother, as we already have room temperature permanent magnets that can do that.

Super conductivity is over rated as far as i'm concerned.

tinman · « **Reply #408 on:** August 31, 2023, 10:29:21 AM »

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author=SolarLab link=topic=19405.msg581795#msg581795 date=1693438748

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when I sold the lab a few years back I was granted "guest access"
as long as whatever I did, including having the model shop build prototypes, was not used for profit and was not shown
to the public without prior "new management" approval.

Well reading that, sounds like you are a sleeper
What this tells me is, you could take some ones design from here, have this lab build it to machined specs, so as it works to maximum efficiency, and then never disclose the results here--> (without prior "new management" approval)
Sounds like a shit show to me.

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started as a Tech, then EE, then Phd Sci, then Chief Eng, then Engineering Physicist,
then CTO/CEO

So fully indoctrinated in the standard models then.
So with all this knowledge, expertise, and time, what have you come up with that exceeds anything we have today ?
I'm guessing nothing, because you are doing the same thing others have done.

SolarLab · « **Reply #409 on:** August 31, 2023, 09:20:13 PM »

Quote from: tinman on August 31, 2023, 10:29:21 AM

Well reading that, sounds like you are a sleeper
What this tells me is, you could take some ones design from here, have this lab build it to machined specs, so as it works to maximum efficiency, and then never disclose the results here--> (without prior "new management" approval)
Sounds like a shit show to me.

So fully indoctrinated in the standard models then.
So with all this knowledge, expertise, and time, what have you come up with that exceeds anything we have today ?
I'm guessing nothing, because you are doing the same thing others have done.

Tinman,

Yea - anybody could take anything found here and perfect it - it's a two way street isn't it!

I'm sure many have already taken the "LinGen design" and are "secretly running with it" - I hope so...

Highly likely - since the "LinGen" is the only "Excess Energy Generator Design" that's appeared anywhere that includes
any viable technical detail, conceptual proof, and is very easy to fabricate!

Could even be Foreign Actors as well - yea; it does sound like a "shit show" when you think about it!

SL

tinman · « **Reply #410 on:** September 01, 2023, 01:41:49 AM »

Quote from: SolarLab on August 31, 2023, 09:20:13 PM

Tinman,

Yea - anybody could take anything found here and perfect it - it's a two way street isn't it!

I'm sure many have already taken the "LinGen design" and are "secretly running with it" - I hope so...

Highly likely - since the "LinGen" is the only "Excess Energy Generator Design" that's appeared anywhere that includes
any viable technical detail, conceptual proof, and is very easy to fabricate!

Could even be Foreign Actors as well - yea; it does sound like a "shit show" when you think about it!

SL

I have never even heard of this LinGen you speak of until you mentioned it.

Then again, i have been away for some time.

I have to ask--if this lingen works, then why have you not got a working lingen ?

SolarLab · « **Reply #411 on:** September 01, 2023, 01:59:03 AM »

Quote from: tinman on September 01, 2023, 01:41:49 AM

I have never even heard of this LinGen you speak of until you mentioned it.

Then again, i have been away for some time.

I have to ask--if this lingen works, then why have you not got a working lingen ?

The thread with all the technical and other details starts here, about 22 pages. Contains
a wealth of technical analysis and fabrication information, etc. Follow the Solarlab posts.

https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4261.msg98138#msg98138

Takes you from concept analysis, technologies, through design and fabrication alternatives.

The WAG (original) LinGen worked quite good - V2 is a significant improvement, although
it's still a "work-in-progress."

BTW - I learned a good lesson from Ruslan - he posted over 44 videos of his device and
got nothing but abuse from the forums. A CAE Analysis contains the technical details, plus
it's impossible to refute and can be repeated by anyone in a few hours at most.

So, get yourself a free ANSYS evaluation (2 wks+), do your own analysis, then build
a LinGen and test it. I don't need to prove anything to myself - already have!

An excellent introduction to one of the methods and techniques for achieving excess energy.

Good Luck and happy R&Ding - it's a lot of fun, and quite interesting, as well.

A recent (a day ago) Facebook post from Holcomb:
https://www.facebook.com/holcombenergysystems

tinman · « **Reply #412 on:** September 01, 2023, 02:45:30 AM »

Quote from: SolarLab on September 01, 2023, 01:59:03 AM

The thread with all the technical and other details starts here, about 22 pages. Contains
a wealth of technical analysis and fabrication information, etc. Follow the Solarlab posts.

https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4261.msg98138#msg98138

Takes you from concept analysis, technologies, through design and fabrication alternatives.

The WAG (original) LinGen worked quite good - V2 is a significant improvement, although
it's still a "work-in-progress."

BTW - I learned a good lesson from Ruslan - he posted over 44 videos of his device and
got nothing but abuse from the forums. A CAE Analysis contains the technical details, plus
it's impossible to refute and can be repeated by anyone in a few hours at most.

So, get yourself a free ANSYS evaluation (2 wks+), do your own analysis, then build
a LinGen and test it. I don't need to prove anything to myself - already have!

An excellent introduction to one of the methods and techniques for achieving excess energy.

Good Luck and happy R&Ding - it's a lot of fun, and quite interesting, as well.

A recent (a day ago) Facebook post from Holcomb:
https://www.facebook.com/holcombenergysystems

So with all this knowledge and a fully equipped lab at your disposal, i'm guessing you have a working Holcomb device ?

The picture seems to show Holcomb drinking up all the investors funds.

Word on the street is that Holcomb has dried up, and failed to produce a single unit that delivers excess energy.
I have not been able to find a single independent test that has shown that Holcombs device delivers excess energy.
All the claims come from the inventor him self, and none from independent bodies.

Brad

SolarLab · « **Reply #413 on:** September 01, 2023, 03:05:38 AM »

Quote from: tinman on September 01, 2023, 02:45:30 AM

So with all this knowledge and a fully equipped lab at your disposal, i'm guessing you have a working Holcomb device ?

The picture seems to show Holcomb drinking up all the investors funds.

Word on the street is that Holcomb has dried up, and failed to produce a single unit that delivers excess energy.
I have not been able to find a single independent test that has shown that Holcombs device delivers excess energy.
All the claims come from the inventor him self, and none from independent bodies.

Brad

Hey Brad,

Yea, you're probably right in your observations, etc. But, check around a bit more, just in case!

Have a good one, take care, and all the best with your motor!

SL

A few interesting (thought provoking) videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvamIRUSbYE&t=0s

Short version of above:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVVxUcuX65w

Holcomb's version of how it works:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm1VJ65LcXM

Only interested in presenting valuable information, not in having an ego or pissing contest;
hope you can understand that. Take the presented information or leave it - it's up to you!

ovun987 · « **Reply #414 on:** September 01, 2023, 04:33:08 PM »

Quote from: SolarLab on September 01, 2023, 01:59:03 AM

Do your own analysis, then build a LinGen and test it. I don't need to prove anything to myself - already have!

An excellent introduction to one of the methods and techniques for achieving excess energy.

Thank you for sharing your insights with us, SolarLab.

No one on this planet has ever publicly shared a replicable, transparent, undeniable OU device yet it seems (and you continue to openly declare) you have the ability, intellect, and intelligence to construct (and demonstrate) such a device with COP > 1.

Why not be the first and only person in the world to do this?

From this post and your past posts all over this message board this seems within your capabilities and able to be accomplished before the end of this year.

Do you enjoy presenting valuable information more than you enjoy having in your possession the world's only functional OU apparatus?

SolarLab, why have you chosen not to build a working prototype this year?

SolarLab · « **Reply #415 on:** September 01, 2023, 09:59:45 PM »

Quote from: ovun987 on September 01, 2023, 04:33:08 PM

Thank you for sharing your insights with us, SolarLab.

No one on this planet has ever publicly shared a replicable, transparent, undeniable OU device yet it seems (and you continue to openly declare) you have the ability, intellect, and intelligence to construct (and demonstrate) such a device with COP > 1.

Why not be the first and only person in the world to do this?

From this post and your past posts all over this message board this seems within your capabilities and able to be accomplished before the end of this year.

Do you enjoy presenting valuable information more than you enjoy having in your possession the world's only functional OU apparatus?

SolarLab, why have you chosen not to build a working prototype this year?

ovun987,

Since it appears you're somewhat new here (19 posts), let me explain:

First off - this is a derivative from the "Holcomb HES" series of devices (see the post above and their website regarding
the "First Ever" Stand Alone Excess Energy Generator"). I mearly analyzed one aspect of a Holcomb patent to determine
if the methods and techniques used were technically viable - and my analysis and build shows that they are.

There are a number of reasons I have not posted a detailed "LinGen" build on this public forum; although enough
detailed technical and fabrication information has already been given many times. There is more than enough posted
such that you can easily fabricate a device yourself.

Liability deters me from providing a complete device - the "LinGen" can be quite dangerous (see attached) so the best
policy, from my prospective, is to let each developer put together their own device.
A "Cook-Book" presentation would be too risky plus the designer would likely learn nothing about the theory by "connecting the dots."

While fabricating a prototype cludge output I nearly sent myself to the bone yard (see warning) without even realizing it.

The publicly released unit should be packaged, sealed with safeguards in place and have proper warnings, etc.. In fact,
the device is better as a "Built-In" attachment to, or as a part of, an appliance and designed specifically for that appliance load.

Releasing a Dangerous design to an unskilled or unqualified (amateur) potential group would likely be suicide (there may be
some careful builders out there but this is a new device and there is no way of knowing who they are or if they have any sense).

I do not have an Ego to feed (being the first and so forth) but I do have some common sense! I'm sure these type OU
devices will start to surface in the very near future.

Hope this explains why I keep the research and development within a controlled environment where I'm safe from
any liability and other problems!

SL

See attached Warnings:

ovun987 · « **Reply #416 on:** September 02, 2023, 01:53:04 AM »

What program do you use for those simulations and diagrams?

SolarLab · « **Reply #417 on:** September 02, 2023, 02:40:08 AM »

Quote from: ovun987 on September 02, 2023, 01:53:04 AM

What program do you use for those simulations and diagrams?

ovun987,

Controller Design:

- STM32 CUBEMX with STM32 microcontroller demo brd, prefered design (using internal simaltaneous timers - free)
- Matrix FLOWCODE with Arduino UNO for development (free with restrictions, UNO free, flowchart & simulator, etc.)

CAE: (first three are professional grade, but expensive - take an EDU course for access, also, demo's & trials)

- ANSYS EM prefered (but a longer learning curve, more features)
- Solidworks EMWorks (good if you know Solidworks, limited, good CAD, includes G-Code out)
- CST Maxwell (limited)
- FEMM (2D only but still works, it's free)

General:

Open Office and other standard Win10 stuff (OO Drawing, sketches)

A 22 page thread explains most stuff, starts here [Fab info near end]:
https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4261.msg98138#msg98138

Hope this helps, have fun,

SL

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