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July 18, 2013, 09:22:18 PM |
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Perpetual energy in the sense of perpetual motion seems less than ideal to me. Why not utilize the energy of empty space? Free energy baby
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Meizirkki
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July 18, 2013, 09:24:26 PM |
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Perpetual energy in the sense of perpetual motion seems less than ideal to me. Why not utilize the energy of empty space? Free energy baby please continue
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July 18, 2013, 09:55:52 PM |
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I'm trying to decide if it is fraud, or farce. The standard view is that no monopole magnets exist, though very serious and capable investigators are searching for them. The presentation in the film fails to present monopoles in any light that is credible.
Monopole magnets exist (the discovery was presented at the Global MAGLEV Conference in 2000 in Lausanne, Switzerland), but they are only possible in superconducting type environments, needing a ton of energy input. Regardless, you wouldn't be able to get a piece of wire to spin with a monopole magnet, since that wire would just be attracted to such a magnet the same way it would be attracted to one of the poles of any normal magnet. What's happening in the video is the nails are hooked up to a battery hidden in the wooden block, and the ends of the wire insulation are scraped off on one side, so the wire coil becomes a magnet when the scraped side is down, and stops being a magnet when the scraped side is up. Once you get the coil spinning, it periodically turns into a magnet, pulling one end of it (actually just orienting itself) towards the magnet, then it turns off, using inertia to continue spinning until it turns on again, pulling itself once more. A fairly basic motor. I made a device following Geim et al in Nature, 2000, nicknamed "the diamagnetic levitator." I used a Radio Shack NiFeB, some custom made 0.5" x perhaps 3/16" Bismuth disks of which I still have perhaps 5,000, and a low energy ceramic "Kitchen Magnet" all in very carefully aligned initial geometry. Is there any chance you have the software to do a mesh analysis of the magnetic field and potential energy vs displacement of the system? In addition, I would like to have an analysis with a bismuth torus about 1mm tube, ideal cross section, large enough to clear the NiFeB magnet, at at the height where gravity and magnetic life nominally cancel. Such software was far, far outside my budget in 2000.
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I try to be respectful and informed.
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nimda
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July 18, 2013, 11:06:22 PM |
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lol... show of hands, how many people actually thought I was a free energy nut?
I did! Kind of wondered how you could be preaching that crap. lol I guess I need to take my "!!!!!11" and make it "!!!!!11one"
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July 19, 2013, 04:20:13 AM |
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Is there any chance you have the software to do a mesh analysis of the magnetic field and potential energy vs displacement of the system?
I have access to such software, but don't actually own it
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July 19, 2013, 05:45:14 AM |
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Is there any chance you have the software to do a mesh analysis of the magnetic field and potential energy vs displacement of the system?
I have access to such software, but don't actually own it Does that mean "work justified access" only? But wait, professional development is always ok, right?
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July 19, 2013, 05:51:13 AM |
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Perpetual energy in the sense of perpetual motion seems less than ideal to me. Why not utilize the energy of empty space? Free energy baby please continue According to the disclosure project, the aliens ( ) use a "free energy" device that does just this. You know how in a quantum vacuum state there is still energy present? Heisenberg had a lot to say about this. Here's the wiki with more info on vacuum energy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_energy. Now I understand that the disclosure project has a scientific importance roughly equivalent to the town drunk, but it's still a neat idea to consider. No fuel required. You're using the energy inherent to the universe. There's something beautiful about that.
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"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time." -Bertrand Russell --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Meizirkki
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July 19, 2013, 08:57:08 AM |
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According to the disclosure project, the aliens ( ) use a "free energy" device that does just this. You know how in a quantum vacuum state there is still energy present? Heisenberg had a lot to say about this. Here's the wiki with more info on vacuum energy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_energy. Now I understand that the disclosure project has a scientific importance roughly equivalent to the town drunk, but it's still a neat idea to consider. No fuel required. You're using the energy inherent to the universe. There's something beautiful about that. ah, I see. I'm into this aether theory actually, that there's an all space filling medium. That means no free energy ofc, but it can explain the appearing and disappearing particles
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July 19, 2013, 09:39:31 AM |
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Perpetual energy in the sense of perpetual motion seems less than ideal to me. Why not utilize the energy of empty space? Free energy baby please continue According to the disclosure project, the aliens ( ) use a "free energy" device that does just this. You know how in a quantum vacuum state there is still energy present? Heisenberg had a lot to say about this. Here's the wiki with more info on vacuum energy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_energy. Now I understand that the disclosure project has a scientific importance roughly equivalent to the town drunk, but it's still a neat idea to consider. No fuel required. You're using the energy inherent to the universe. There's something beautiful about that. Aliens? Are these Mexicans, Canadians or New Zealanders?
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July 19, 2013, 02:30:42 PM |
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Perpetual energy in the sense of perpetual motion seems less than ideal to me. Why not utilize the energy of empty space? Free energy baby please continue According to the disclosure project, the aliens ( ) use a "free energy" device that does just this. You know how in a quantum vacuum state there is still energy present? Heisenberg had a lot to say about this. Here's the wiki with more info on vacuum energy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_energy. Now I understand that the disclosure project has a scientific importance roughly equivalent to the town drunk, but it's still a neat idea to consider. No fuel required. You're using the energy inherent to the universe. There's something beautiful about that. The timing of today's XKCD is quite ironic http://www.xkcd.com/1240/
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July 19, 2013, 04:22:00 PM |
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Perpetual energy in the sense of perpetual motion seems less than ideal to me. Why not utilize the energy of empty space? Free energy baby please continue According to the disclosure project, the aliens ( ) use a "free energy" device that does just this. You know how in a quantum vacuum state there is still energy present? Heisenberg had a lot to say about this. Here's the wiki with more info on vacuum energy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_energy. Now I understand that the disclosure project has a scientific importance roughly equivalent to the town drunk, but it's still a neat idea to consider. No fuel required. You're using the energy inherent to the universe. There's something beautiful about that. The timing of today's XKCD is quite ironic http://www.xkcd.com/1240/You know your way around magnetism, tell me what you think about this device: https://www.google.com/search?q=clearwave+cw-125+reviewMy water is so hard that I need a chisel to clean the tub and I don't have room for a salt softener. Think it'll work? Edit: BTW, did you ever complete that project for the maglev train? You know, the one where I asked you if we're doing your homework for you.
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July 22, 2013, 03:41:04 AM |
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You know your way around magnetism, tell me what you think about this device: https://www.google.com/search?q=clearwave+cw-125+reviewMy water is so hard that I need a chisel to clean the tub and I don't have room for a salt softener. Think it'll work? Edit: BTW, did you ever complete that project for the maglev train? You know, the one where I asked you if we're doing your homework for you. I don't really know much about particle ionization, sorry As for that MAGLEV train. working on it. We've decided to focus on the linear motor, first, since a model of it is fairly easy and cheap to built (that's what the "rail gun" with the magnets I ordered is for), and our (my business partner and I) idea is to pitch the linear motor to roller coaster companies. We want to present it to them as an option to set up a high speed linear motor down the lengths of the entire coaster track, so roller coasters don't have to be limited by inertia from the first drop any more and can even accelerate up.
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July 22, 2013, 04:59:14 AM |
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You know your way around magnetism, tell me what you think about this device: https://www.google.com/search?q=clearwave+cw-125+reviewMy water is so hard that I need a chisel to clean the tub and I don't have room for a salt softener. Think it'll work? Edit: BTW, did you ever complete that project for the maglev train? You know, the one where I asked you if we're doing your homework for you. I don't really know much about particle ionization, sorry As for that MAGLEV train. working on it. We've decided to focus on the linear motor, first, since a model of it is fairly easy and cheap to built (that's what the "rail gun" with the magnets I ordered is for), and our (my business partner and I) idea is to pitch the linear motor to roller coaster companies. We want to present it to them as an option to set up a high speed linear motor down the lengths of the entire coaster track, so roller coasters don't have to be limited by inertia from the first drop any more and can even accelerate up. Thanks anyway. I'm going to try it only because it doesn't take up much space. That's a cool idea and much less red tape to plow through. You're lucky that uncle left you the rights to his work. You can build on that for a lifetime career.
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July 22, 2013, 03:13:19 PM |
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You're lucky that uncle left you the rights to his work. You can build on that for a lifetime career.
Grandpa. And the main issue we're dealing with is that his level of physics and mathematics is beyond that of anyone else we can find, so it's going to be really hard to keep moving forward
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July 24, 2013, 05:25:08 AM |
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You're lucky that uncle left you the rights to his work. You can build on that for a lifetime career.
Grandpa. And the main issue we're dealing with is that his level of physics and mathematics is beyond that of anyone else we can find, so it's going to be really hard to keep moving forward Oh yeah, Grandpa. I'm sure you'll figure it out.
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September 28, 2013, 07:29:28 PM |
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Its nice to see some guys actually make progress and best of all its 100% open source. Unfortunately its in German but he is running a 230 volt AC Washing machine motor of a 9 volt battery (yes its barely turning but you have to start somewhere), or charging a 40Ah car battery for half an hour with the 9 volt milliamp battery. http://www.slimlife.eu/wordpress/2013/09/selbstlaufender-stromerzeuger-ritter-ladegeraet/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK8hQX7GDDAA word of warning though as the ball rotates at several thousands of RPM (yes you read right) some guys have overdone it and consequently the ball disintegrated and seriously wounding some guy. Main rotation is North to South and also alternatively spins left to right.
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September 28, 2013, 07:39:14 PM |
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A word of warning though as the ball rotates at several thousands of RPM (yes you read right) some guys have overdone it and consequently the ball disintegrated and seriously wounding some guy. Main rotation is North to South and also alternatively spins left to right. yay, a step up converter. I made a solid state version of one year ago. It made 9mm long sparks, terrible noise and lit up many 120cm fluorscent bulbs with a single 4.2V li-po cell. Efficiency was very good (>90%), probably much better than the above posted circuit has.
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September 28, 2013, 07:40:54 PM |
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Finally we are starting to get into the real crank territory.
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Meizirkki
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September 28, 2013, 07:46:06 PM |
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What infuriates me is how every perpertual motion site has Nikola Tesla's face next to all the crackpot free energy researchers. Tesla was a brilliant guy, ruining his image is the worst way to gain interest to shady websites
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September 28, 2013, 07:50:51 PM |
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Lol, that first video is just a basic electric motor; there's just a battery inside that wooden block connected to those pins. You can learn how to build a similar device to the one in the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elFUJNodXpsIt works using the same principle that all electric motors use, which is that a magnetic field exerts a force on a current-carrying wire.
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