Self-sustainable (free) energy generator

MGsid

Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« on July 3rd, 2013, 04:47 AM »Last edited on August 1st, 2013, 10:25 AM by MGsid


Generator combines two coils.
Rodin coil filled with ferrofluid creates rotating electromagnetic field and focuses it at the center (zero point).
Starship coil creates spinning quasars of electromagnetic field that we can gather using regular coils and create voltage.

This system is self-sustainable thanks to ferrofluid that constantly creates changing magnetic field and induce EMF in both coils.

Please try this out!



MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #3, on July 3rd, 2013, 05:32 AM »
Quote from Lynx on July 3rd, 2013, 05:12 AM
Please don't post multiple threads on the same thing.
sorry i didn't mean that
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Have you made one of these yourself?
No not yet,
I don't have resources and experience to build one.
For now this is just an idea i wanted to share with you.
But I just know that this gonna work.
Principle is the basic torus (or double torus) self-sustaineble system of energy flow.



MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #5, on July 7th, 2013, 07:11 AM »Last edited on July 11th, 2013, 09:16 AM by MGsid
Hi,
I've been thinking about this lately, and i know how to improve it.
It's all about frequency and harmonic (fractal) increasing it with steps of phi ratio 1,618.

We know that energy of the photon in electromagnetic field depends of it's frequency, which is

E=h*f              

E - energy
h - plank constant
f  - frequency

So if we gonna increase frequency of the star coil with harmonic step of phi ratio 1,618 to the rodin coil, we should get next energy level at star coil.

We can do this by reducing circuit (size) of the star coil by 0.625 ratio to the rodin coil.

After 3 steps we will get frequency ratio 1*1.618*1.618 = 2.618 which is 1.618 net plus.

So at the center of the coils (zero point) we will have high frequency electromagnetic field. Energy can be extracted with some piezoelectric material like quartz crystal for example, or maybe tripolar coil.

The key is to increase frequency in harmonic way, so the currents (electromagnetic fields) will not work against each other.

MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #6, on July 9th, 2013, 11:17 AM »Last edited on January 10th, 2014, 04:47 AM by MGsid
Hi,
Here is mechanical version of the generator.
Here we are increasing angular frequency instead of electrical frequency, but the principle stays the same.

We can apply it also to electrodynamics using different sizes of the coils, golden ratio and Fibonacci sequence, so the steps will be harmonic.


MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #7, on July 14th, 2013, 07:52 AM »Last edited on July 14th, 2013, 08:14 AM by MGsid
Hi,
I'll try to show how fractal reducing size of the starcoil affects energy. When we reduce size of the coil we will affect the wavelength (lambda) and thus velocity of the particles in electromagnetic field. This will give us net plus energy (frequency will not change, but we can regulate input frequency). So this gonna look like this




E  - energy
m - mass  
v  - velocity                                              

velocity is


f - frequency
- wavelength (lambda)

So the energy gonna be,



If we want to extract energy from the vacuum (space) we have to divide it fractally, then focus energy in one point and then grab it at the densest point (zero point).

1. Create large electromagnetic field so we can grab as much particles as we can (Rodin coil).

2. Divide electromagnetic field (vacuum, space) fractally by reducing starcoil size with at least three fractal steps (more than better). This is very important, because this is were we gonna get net plus energy when affecting velocity of the particles (when increasing lambda).

3. Focus energy at zero point. Rodin coil will create electromagnetic vortex (torus) and then focus energy at the center. Starcoil should create similar effect.

4. Extract energy at the densest point. Here we should not use any rotors. We don't want to build motor and we already have changing electromagnetic field. If we try to use rotor there will be a lot of losses due to converting it ( EM field, angular momentum, EM field, voltage). So energy should be extracted directly from the source (zero point). We can use piezoelectric material, tripolar coil or some other way and convert it directly to voltage.

Another interesting thing is, that we should be able to affect mass of the system. This is shown below,





So if we increase lambda and then increase input frequency the mass of the system should go down.

Below is example of the simple starcoil, and it is made out of three fractal steps. Go ahead and try different configurations and division patterns. When projecting use sacred geometry and golden ratio. This should be usefull to reduce currents due to electromagnetic cancellation, and thus reduce input energy and heating.

Matt Watts

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #8, on July 14th, 2013, 09:04 AM »
Some good thought processes going on here.  Any chance you can fabricate a relatively primitive prototype that would demonstrate your concept?  I think all we need to show is enough excess energy focused and recovered to cancel out typical losses; from there we can scale this thing up.

Keep at though, I do think you might be on to something here.

MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #9, on July 14th, 2013, 10:24 AM »
Quote from Dog-One on July 14th, 2013, 09:04 AM
Some good thought processes going on here.  Any chance you can fabricate a relatively primitive prototype that would demonstrate your concept?  I think all we need to show is enough excess energy focused and recovered to cancel out typical losses; from there we can scale this thing up.

Keep at though, I do think you might be on to something here.
Thanks a lot :) I've did spend some time on this one.
For now I don't have tools and workshop but i think that in near future I'll try to build one. It seems not to be difficult or to complicated, so I think anyone can build it. Especially if have some experience with rodin and star coils.

MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #10, on July 29th, 2013, 09:09 AM »Last edited on July 29th, 2013, 09:11 AM by MGsid
Hi,
Here is working mechanical version of the generator. The construction is little bit different, but the principle is correct. He increases angular frequency with the leverage and uses kinetic energy of the wheels to sustain momentum.

Chas Campbell Generator

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgk0HfXhU9M


MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #11, on August 1st, 2013, 08:54 AM »Last edited on February 5th, 2014, 01:47 PM by MGsid
Hi,
These mechanical generators are working because smaller ring is doing more work than larger, and this difference is net plus energy. I'll show it below,

Velocity, force and centripetal acceleration on single ring,



Two combined rings or gears.



Work ratio is,



This shows that smaller ring is doing more work than larger

We can write it in this form to easier calculate larger number of rings,



Now if we gonna make more steps with Phi ratio, 5 in this example, and we apply 1 kJ to the largest ring, the Work on generator will be,





If the efficiency is about 70% then usable Work gonna be



In the form of Power, this will be



Free, clean and infinite energy ;)


Matt Watts

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #12, on August 2nd, 2013, 12:02 AM »Last edited on August 2nd, 2013, 12:31 AM by Matt Watts
Isn't that cool.  And with some help from friendlies, they've been showing us how to do it.

What I don't understand is why you don't see drive systems engineered like this.  Heck even automotive systems should show some sign they have figured this out.


MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #13, on August 2nd, 2013, 01:54 AM »Last edited on August 2nd, 2013, 06:48 AM by MGsid
Quote from Dog-One on August 2nd, 2013, 12:02 AM
Isn't that cool.  And with some help from friendlies, they've been showing us how to do it.
Exactly! It's is so simple its a shame we did not figured this out to this day.

Our "scientists" are building nuclear or steam power supply units, but they can't combine couple of wheels for free and unlimited energy.

But we did it! :cool::D

Matt Watts

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #14, on August 2nd, 2013, 02:15 AM »Last edited on August 2nd, 2013, 02:37 AM by Matt Watts
So in this image:


Do all the circles have fixed shafts and where they touch are gear drives?  I'm thinking on G & M need shafts; all the rest can just have idler bearings.  Also, it doesn't seem necessary that all the wheels be contained inside the large wheel right?  They could be spread out in a line, M next to W1, next to W2, ... next to W5, next to G.  They could all be connected with belt drives if each wheel is wide enough for two belts--just separate them a little so they don't touch.

M is motor and G is generator I assume, so looping this should not be a problem.  One would think a small prototype with plastic gears and a couple of tiny DC motors would prove this concept out quick like.  Are the masses of the wheels critical?

So I have to ask, where is the excess energy coming from?

MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #15, on August 2nd, 2013, 04:30 AM »Last edited on August 3rd, 2013, 03:38 AM by MGsid
Quote from Dog-One on August 2nd, 2013, 02:15 AM
Do all the circles have fixed shafts and where they touch are gear drives?
Yes, they must have fixed gear drives to pass thru all their Work, which is form of Energy.
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Also, it doesn't seem necessary that all the wheels be contained inside the large wheel right?  They could be spread out in a line, M next to W1, next to W2, ... next to W5, next to G.  They could all be connected with belt drives if each wheel is wide enough for two belts--just separate them a little so they don't touch.
Like you say, the configuration of the wheels is not important. What matters is radius ratio of one to another, and where you apply energy and where you generate energy.
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M is motor and G is generator I assume, so looping this should not be a problem.
Yes, we can loop it with some sort of rechargeable cell or something.
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Are the masses of the wheels critical?
Mass does not matter. If the mass is bigger we will need more Work to move it, but the ratio W_5/W_1 will not change, so at the generator we will have more Work as well.
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So I have to ask, where is the excess energy coming from?
Don't think about it in form of excess energy. This is "linear" way of thinking. Think "circular" :)

We are creating imbalance of internal Energy between W_1 and W_5 in a closed system. So these energies W_5 and W_1 will seek for equilibrium, but because of mechanical construction, finding this equilibrium is physically impossible. So we will have constant flow of energy between W_5 and W_1 until there is energy on W_1. This difference between W_5 and W_1 is our Usable Energy (minus losses due to friction and conversion, that we can treat as generator load or efficiency).

But to answer your question, we can say that excess energy is from difference of Work between larger and smaller ring. Smaller ring W_2 is doing more work than larger ring W_1 and this difference is our net plus energy.
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One would think a small prototype with plastic gears and a couple of tiny DC motors would prove this concept out quick like.
Yep, this should do the job. :) 5 or more rings with Phi ratio should be enough.

But it is important to match motor to generator powers. With 5 Phi steps for each Watt of motor power we must have about 7 Watts of generator power. To match them use this equation




MGsid

RE: Self-sustainable (free) energy generator
« Reply #16, on August 5th, 2013, 01:13 PM »Last edited on January 10th, 2014, 04:43 AM by MGsid
Hi,
This is new idea for 8 fractal steps starcoil. With this number of lambda steps we should have very high energy level on the generator.



What I've also noticed, if we put load on the output, the current flow will support the EM Field vortex very effectively. That's because of right hand rule.

So generators starcoil will create something like a vacuum energy drain, and when we gonna load it, the current flow will make this drain even bigger. The more load is on generator, the stronger EM field and vortex, thus more energy is absorbed from the vacuum. In this case, the only limit is what kind of material we gonna use, so it can stand very high temperatures.

Energy on the last lambda step should look something like this,

for lambda ratio





For power this should be



If this concept is correct (and I'm pretty sure it is) then getting energy from Matter is like extracting fuel from exhaust pipe.



With increasing load and current, there will be increase in frequency. Side effect of this will be reduced mass.



That what I think is the reason why this technology is suppressed both by the governments and "energy cartel". Governments don't want flying devices and cartel does not want energy.