Intro Post
I initially came across Clemente Figuera many years ago while researching another subject unrelated to overunity (FE). At the time, I found his story extremely interesting, and I was amazed how an individual living in a time when indoor plumbing was a luxury could develop such a device. I researched and read the forums, but it was more to satisfy my initial interest. Life was busy, and I eventually stopped researching Figuera. I don’t see myself as an FE junkie (then or now), or a Tesla addict, and I have only tinkered over the years.
I don’t do much, if any, with discrete controls, I am a tinkerer and will not wow anyone with electronic knowledge. I have worked in the mechanical industry for years and have worked with controls associated with such equipment. I intend to take a layman's approach to understanding Clemente Figuera's device.
Although there is some good information out there, a good amount of the documentation on forums seems overly complex. My direction will be different than what is already written on forums. I don’t expect my words or work to be a show-stopper, but hopefully, I can present a different angle on this device.
Figuera existed in a time when magnetos began to be phased out in favor of dynamos. I am confident that years before his initial patent, he was experimenting and studying the available equipment of the era. I have convinced myself that he must have spent a tremendous amount of time understanding induction and magnetic fields. I will do some writing and experimenting and will certainly ask the community for assistance, but most of all, this is a hobby for me, and I hope to contribute to the Open Source Community.
-JA
I initially came across Clemente Figuera many years ago while researching another subject unrelated to overunity (FE). At the time, I found his story extremely interesting, and I was amazed how an individual living in a time when indoor plumbing was a luxury could develop such a device. I researched and read the forums, but it was more to satisfy my initial interest. Life was busy, and I eventually stopped researching Figuera. I don’t see myself as an FE junkie (then or now), or a Tesla addict, and I have only tinkered over the years.
I don’t do much, if any, with discrete controls, I am a tinkerer and will not wow anyone with electronic knowledge. I have worked in the mechanical industry for years and have worked with controls associated with such equipment. I intend to take a layman's approach to understanding Clemente Figuera's device.
Although there is some good information out there, a good amount of the documentation on forums seems overly complex. My direction will be different than what is already written on forums. I don’t expect my words or work to be a show-stopper, but hopefully, I can present a different angle on this device.
Figuera existed in a time when magnetos began to be phased out in favor of dynamos. I am confident that years before his initial patent, he was experimenting and studying the available equipment of the era. I have convinced myself that he must have spent a tremendous amount of time understanding induction and magnetic fields. I will do some writing and experimenting and will certainly ask the community for assistance, but most of all, this is a hobby for me, and I hope to contribute to the Open Source Community.
-JA