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Author Topic: Releasing power "locked up" in coil/iron core systems  (Read 3129 times)

Butch

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Releasing power "locked up" in coil/iron core systems
« on: June 14, 2007, 07:17:01 AM »
Mark and I ran into a problem in a generator design we were testing a few months ago. We could get very large voltages from the system, but current was almost nonexistent. We measured the resistance of the wiring and then divided it into the output voltage and the current rate should be 2 amps if the coil was connected to a battery and the rotor was locked, not turning. I asked, what was keeping the coil from being able to produce this same amount of current when the coil was being powered by the rotor magnet? Well, it was obvious to me it seemed that the rotor magnetic field strength in the coil core varies when it cycles through, but the coil powered by a battery has a constant voltage and the magnetic field in the coil core is constant. Well it does not take an Einstein to figure out that the changing magnetic field of the rotor stator combination was causing the current blockage. What was happening was that the current rise in the stator coil was inducing a counter emf into the coil and blocking current flow and to some degree voltage. To solve the problem the voltage in the stator coil needed to stay constant for the coil to put out the power equal to the power being generated as heat in the battery and coil only test with rotor locked.
Here is what I came up with.
1. First for this idea to work, you need to have a cog free rotor/stator system. We have that in not one, but two different designs.
The core can be any ferromagnetic material, it does not have to be only iron.
2. You then run from an external power source, constant voltage (not pulsed) DC power through the stator coil.
3. Second, you have a load that can induce a counter emf into the circuit (motor etc.).
3. Third, you then synchronize the voltage induced by the cog free generator so that it's voltage is equal but opposite to the counter voltage of the load in the circuit. This keeps the voltage, current and magnetic field of the stator coil constant and eliminates any counter emf being induced into the coil. The generator now has become a voltage source only that requires no work input. The motor in the circuit is running for free now.
4. The DC circuit that was at work at the very start of this sequence is doing work for a secondary need in a conventional way or it's energy can be stored and recycled.
5. This should open up a whole new field of overunity development. Every coil/ferromagnetic core configuration has had this power "locked up" in it and that power can now be put to work.
Copyright,
Butch LaFonte
6-13-07

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Re: Releasing power "locked up" in coil/iron core systems
« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2007, 07:35:10 AM »
Hi Butch,
is the cog free generator system on the same axis as the motor ?
Why can the cog free generator system generate cog free output voltage when you draw current from it ?

Do you have a drawing so it gets clearer ?
Is this just an idea or already tested in hardware ?
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

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Re: Releasing power "locked up" in coil/iron core systems
« Reply #2 on: June 14, 2007, 08:23:53 AM »
Hi Butch,
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Many thanks.