Author Topic: Selfrunning Waterpump-generator device runs 60 Watts lamp... (Read 251271 times)

JDHardy54 · « **Reply #240 on:** September 01, 2008, 08:07:31 PM »

Khabe,

The truth will all come out, including my honesty. For example, one thing that is very important is global warming. At least I am trying to make a difference for the sake of all the children in the world.

James

North Pole becomes an 'island'

London, Sept 1 (PTI) It's now a fact. The North Pole has become an "island" for the first time in history, courtesy global warming.
NASA's satellite images have revealed that the melting ice has facilitated the opening up of both the north-west and north-east passages, making it possible for marine vessels to circumnavigate the Arctic ice cap.

In fact, the images suggest the north-west passage opened last weekend while the final blockage on the east side of the ice cap, an area of sea ice stretching to as far as Siberia, dissolved a few days later.

"The passages are open. It's an historic event. We are going to see this more and more as the years go by," according to Professor Mark Serreze, a sea ice specialist at National Snow and Ice Data Centre (NSIDC) in the US.

However, he has warned that the images indicated that the Arctic may have entered a "death spiral" caused by global warming, British newspaper 'The Daily Telegraph' reported.

But shipping companies are smiling all the way to the bank as they plan to exploit the first simultaneous opening of the routes since the beginning of the last Ice Age 125,000 years ago.

According to the Beluga Group in Germany, it will send the first ship through the north-east passage, around Russia, next year, cutting 4,000 miles off the voyage from Germany to all the way to Japan.

It may be mentioned that last year, the extent of sea ice in the Arctic had reached a record low, that also prompted scientists to caution that the ice cap could vanish altogether during summer in years' time. PTI

khabe · « **Reply #241 on:** September 06, 2008, 09:58:26 PM »

James,
Lets leave be North Pole,
I do not give you?ll feeling of relief $:-\$
You or excuse, pardon before faithful believers, or - as promised - premi?re your new art movie,
Instead of neighbouring electrician guy you need to find a deft maven of cinematography

Be hurry!

Cheers,
khabe

ZathEros · « **Reply #242 on:** September 12, 2008, 12:55:39 AM »

Watching the video he claims a pump with an output of 165 gallons per minute, 165X60=9900 Gallons per hour. I did some digging and may have found the pump he originally used in the video. It's called a torpedo pump it is an axial flow design and will pump 10,000 gallons per hour at a 1' head height. These pumps are very efficient. See link below

http://www.itsparadiseathome.com/equipment/cal-torpedo-pump-10000gph.html

Kind regards,
Zatheros

hartiberlin · « **Reply #243 on:** September 12, 2008, 02:57:33 AM »

Khabe and Spinner,
please stop harrassing James,
otherwise I will ban you.

James , any news on your machine ?
When will you have another video online ?

Many thanks.

ZathEros · « **Reply #244 on:** September 12, 2008, 03:58:32 AM »

Oops, Failed to notice this earlier but here is the specs for the 10,000 GPH Torpedo Pump.

http://www.calpump.com/charts/T10000.pdf

Zatheros7

Artist_Guy · « **Reply #245 on:** September 12, 2008, 04:59:54 AM »

Finding a pump is easy enough, finding a generator without a motor attached to it seems harder...that is, they are interchangeable in name, and so if looking on Ebay using 'generator', you get nothing but gas powered generators, but not the generator itself.

I've searched using 'generator head', etc but not really good results.

Anybody know the best way to find free-standing/unattached generators like the one in the video? To search for them?

Thanks,

Robert

Lakes · « **Reply #246 on:** September 12, 2008, 10:40:07 AM »

Quote from: Artist_Guy on September 12, 2008, 04:59:54 AM

Finding a pump is easy enough, finding a generator without a motor attached to it seems harder...that is, they are interchangeable in name, and so if looking on Ebay using 'generator', you get nothing but gas powered generators, but not the generator itself.

I've searched using 'generator head', etc but not really good results.

Anybody know the best way to find free-standing/unattached generators like the one in the video? To search for them?

Thanks,

Robert

Try "Alternator" instead.

hydrocontrol · « **Reply #247 on:** September 12, 2008, 10:47:34 AM »

Quote from: Artist_Guy on September 12, 2008, 04:59:54 AM

Finding a pump is easy enough, finding a generator without a motor attached to it seems harder...that is, they are interchangeable in name, and so if looking on Ebay using 'generator', you get nothing but gas powered generators, but not the generator itself.

I've searched using 'generator head', etc but not really good results.

Anybody know the best way to find free-standing/unattached generators like the one in the video? To search for them?
Thanks,
Robert

I have tried searching for "generator head". Here are a few results.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/category_6970_36+182379
or here
http://www.electricpowergenerator.com/generatorheadsets.html

It may be just cheaper just to buy a gas generator and remove the gas engine.

spinner · « **Reply #248 on:** September 12, 2008, 01:00:26 PM »

Quote from: hartiberlin on September 12, 2008, 02:57:33 AM

Khabe and Spinner,
please stop harrassing James,
otherwise I will ban you.

James , any news on your machine ?
When will you have another video online ?

Many thanks.

What?? Is fair questioning a "fantastic claim" a bannable offence??
I never harras mr. Hardy... I said I want to believe him, I wish him all the best, etc...

I suggest you check my posts here. I was just questioning a "selfrunning waterpump-generator device" (a video and perpetual motion claims).

I stand behind what I said. Regarding the pump/CoE/pelton wheel,etc... And about delusions.

As you may have noticed, so far (in a few months), not even a tiniest proof for the claims was presented by the inventor. It shouldn't be difficult, the man produced a working device years ago..? Before that a magnetic perpetual motor, and God knows what else....

Hopefully, we'll see a new video, soon.

If the delusions are the only criteria for a membership here, then I'm afraid I'm not very interested.

Cheers!

khabe · « **Reply #249 on:** September 12, 2008, 02:06:40 PM »

Quote from: hartiberlin on September 12, 2008, 02:57:33 AM

Khabe and Spinner,
please stop harrassing James,
otherwise I will ban you.

James , any news on your machine ?
When will you have another video online ?

Many thanks.

Dear Stefan,
The only thing I have tried - to guard your honor ... to protect your nice site against lying,
Or you like to be a laughing stock, as figure of fun of thousands of peoples visiting your site?
Lots have visited ... and left forthwith forever(!) when saw selfrunning waterwheel where orthodox believers fighting to the death to protect cheap fakery.
I have told before - not any bad words when some guy is coming in with similar idea ... ok you can try it

This story was absolutely different - *Video what claimed as truth by author* ...
Not critique is what deflates visitors and active members - protection of blague does it !!!
You are educated man, Stefan, why to devalue the OverUnity

Gruss,
khabe

mbramble · « **Reply #250 on:** September 12, 2008, 03:43:59 PM »

Quote from: Artist_Guy on September 12, 2008, 04:59:54 AM

Finding a pump is easy enough, finding a generator without a motor attached to it seems harder...that is, they are interchangeable in name, and so if looking on Ebay using 'generator', you get nothing but gas powered generators, but not the generator itself.

I've searched using 'generator head', etc but not really good results.

Anybody know the best way to find free-standing/unattached generators like the one in the video? To search for them?

Thanks,

Robert

Here's one -- http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=45416. If you have a Harbor Freight store near you you can go in and check it out. I have seen it on sale for $219 and if you happen to have one of their 15% discount coupons at the time then that's a pretty good price. You would be hard pressed to find a commercial gas powered generator with these specs for under $1000-1200 US. I have almost bought this unit several times when it was on sale but don't have anything to drive it with (says it needs a 20HP motor). Always looking for backup power here on the U.S. Gulf Coast

JDHardy54 · « **Reply #251 on:** September 13, 2008, 12:06:47 AM »

Quote from: hartiberlin on September 12, 2008, 02:57:33 AM

Khabe and Spinner,
please stop harrassing James,
otherwise I will ban you.

James , any news on your machine ?
When will you have another video online ?

Many thanks.

It's nice to hear from you - there has been a lot going on since I talked to you last. I've been getting plenty of emails from all over the world - many people want to be a part of this and offer help. We have finished the winding of the generator with different wire and other changes to the generator as well. We ran tests and we did not get enough watts for the amount of horsepower needed to switch over to generator power. I documented every minute that we spent on the rewinding with the new gauge wire. Right now we are going back to the set up initially used. Based on the time it took us to do the work on the new winding we now know how long it takes to do. So the new video will be available by the first of October. When we are back to the old set up I will film it in the middle of the parking lot for the first demonstration. For the second demonstration I will have the machine formally documented by two gentlemen who are relatively close to where I live who I have been in touch with by email and phone throughout this whole process - Jim Dunn and Ted Loder. If anyone wishes to google them you will see their qualifications are stellar. If anyone would like to talk to them, they are well aware of what is happening. I will post their documentation for the disbelievers. Additionally, I need their documentation to resubmit the update on my patent application. I've noticed a lot of people have been looking at the pump and the generator that I am using so they may, perhaps, build one on their own. Some friendly advice - be aware of the enormous amount of work that is required on the generator. We have spent hundreds of hours rebuilding the generator. If you buy the this model generator, make sure you have some professional help because of all the changes that are needed. I'll be posting the new video on YouTube around the first of October.

James

ZathEros · « **Reply #252 on:** September 13, 2008, 01:11:15 AM »

JDHardy,
I have been diggin around and found this gentleman who make custom turgo runners as well as sells
loose turgo buckets to build your own wheels. They just might help you squeeze out a little more precious power from your pump. Affordably priced too-

Link to custom Turgo runners and components.
http://hydro-gen.bizhosting.com/

Keep the faith, don't let doubting smacktards get you down!
Zatheros

Thaelin · « **Reply #253 on:** September 15, 2008, 06:32:26 AM »

Hi Hydro:
Have you considered using an induction electric motor? All you need is a 23uf +- across the phase and
then turn it up about 50 rpm over rated speed and you will have a generator. Self excites and bingo you have
power. Enough to power the pump, well not known on my end. Then there is the high speed gen heads for
wind power systems. Its out there.

thaelin

Quote from: hydrocontrol on September 12, 2008, 10:47:34 AM

I have tried searching for "generator head". Here are a few results.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/category_6970_36+182379
or here
http://www.electricpowergenerator.com/generatorheadsets.html

It may be just cheaper just to buy a gas generator and remove the gas engine.

Artist_Guy · « **Reply #254 on:** September 15, 2008, 08:24:59 PM »

Quote from: JDHardy54

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Some friendly advice - be aware of the enormous amount of work that is required on the generator. We have spent hundreds of hours rebuilding the generator.

James

Greetings.

Point taken as to the generator winding. However...

I don't see why you must rebuild the generator unless it is to optimize the amps and volts to the RPM's you get via the water jet, as it likely is designed to be going at a lot higher RPM in its native application via some gas engine?

That would make sense.

I am of 2 minds of this now, but maybe I am missing a fundamental.

1. It is neat if this works. (my original mind)

2. Currently, I am thinking that even if it works, it seems that it would require massive scaling up to be practical for any real energy production and commercial application. There's just not a whole lot of practicality in having 10 of these things going so I can light up my house at night.

3. Ok, Three.

I guess this is a Close Encounter of the Third Mind : I suppose if it does work, the main value is in the proof that it does, and in showing that, it's worth more energy than it ever will produce. Because it will cause a ruckus in the explaining of how it can. Not at all bad.

Now if you get it running itself again, and lighting up 6 sixty watt bulbs too, that's worth taking camping.

Though one could use LED's and go for a lot of light that way too.

I wish you the best of luck and success, and please, do not fix what is not broken. Go back to your original working approach (down to the number of paddles on the wheel), get it working again, then do as was suggested, replicate that, and do the experimentation and optimizing on the duplicate.

Whenever I write an algorithm, and get it working, I save the working, then optimize a copy. Sometimes there's no going back.

Thanks for those suggesting various avenues of generator finding.

Robert

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