ok... so if we all are in agreement and we can work together to replicate this i will spend the money and try to get it done...
i feel there is a high lack of information on this. ( from whats posted here)
so do we have the drawings somewhere that he was showing in the last video?
shooting in the dark here and i'm not convected at all. so i need more info to feel good about trying to make this work.
we should gather all we can and post it all in one place here on this thread...
can we contact the inverter directly? whats language barrier do we have?
ECT ECT.
500$ generator. ( looks to be a lot more than that)
let me know i'm up for the challenge if its worth pursuing. but i want to have a real plan of what im trying to do before i start... making something from what it looks like has not worked in the past. so im not going to make something just from what it looks... i want to know how and why it would work...
i want to understand how the flux is flowing. i want to know more details before i start. then i can learn more on the way through..
~Russ
I hear you--all valid questions and feelings.
I'm the same way about wanting to know how and why it works. Unfortunately, I think what is actually driving this device (should it be real) is more complicated than we can really understand at this point. It's a case where a replication may be easier to do than building one from scratch with the knowledge and understanding of how it works beforehand. As uncomfortable as that sounds, it could easily be 20 years before we really have this figured out. I've been studying ECE Theory and Spin Connection Resonance (SCR) and I can tell you this is no small potato. This is heavy, heavy stuff. And that's not even considering whether this device implements it or not, I'm just assuming at this point it does. Maybe we could build this after everyone studies and understands Eric Dollard's Verser Algebra for Four Quadrant Representation of Electricity. That makes it easy for me, since I'll be dead and gone by then.
The only thing that makes sense to me is to try and validate that what we see in the video hasn't been doctored or setup as a psyop. If we can establish this device is genuine and appears to do as we see it doing, then we take on the task of acquiring all the needed information to actually get the hardware, make the modifications and assemble the final device. If it runs, maybe your children can figure out why it does what it does. If it doesn't run, we eat it, just like we have with so many past projects.
Me personally, I think I have enough information to go on. What I don't have is the materials and the machining tools to personally do the work. I can probably fanangle the purchase of the generator, disassemble it, send the rotor to someone for alteration and put everything back together again. I have a machinist down the street that could probably mill the end caps, but I'm certain he won't be able to do the rotor cuts. I can also do the CAD work for the end caps. Whether this neighbor of mine can do the threaded holes into the interrupters or not, I'm uncertain.
So with some serious assistance if I can get the whole generator modified, then wiring it may take some trial-n-error, but should be doable. Testing it will be easy, I have that part covered. Somewhere through all this, I'll have to build-in some adjustments to offset the inner windings from the stator windings to allow for a little optimization. This may make the generator unidirectional, but who cares right. I also have no idea what the output waveform may look like, so in order to really use such a generator, the output may have to be taken down to DC and put through an inverter to get clean AC power.
So at the current status of things, lets give it a couple of weeks and see if the guy from Indonesia will be more forthcoming. I truly suspect we have gotten all we are going to from him, but I could be wrong. In the meantime, think about the concept here (it is dead simple) and how things should behave within the housing of this particular 4-pole generator with the modifications suggested. Call it a thought experiment. Scratch some notes and drawings down and see if anything pops up that would clearly explain its behavior.
If anyone has a better plan or idea, I'm all ears.