EV Surge Technology No BATTs No GaS Video
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Hmm... that's hard to swallow.
Wish it was true...
Wish it was true...
magudaman
10 kW
so is that just a big flywheel then?
TylerDurden
100 GW
http://www.newebmasters.com/freeenergy/sm-pg45.html
Jay64
100 kW
http://www.kbmorgan.com/marsmission/marsbull/bull326.htm
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Surge_Motor_Technology_by_Troy_Reed
Actor, Dennis Weaver (http://www.dennisweaver.com/) helped promote Troy Reed's technology, but apparently to no avail. He founded the Institute of Ecolonomics (http://www.ecolonomics.org).
Weaver died in 2006 at the age of 81.
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Surge_Motor_Technology_by_Troy_Reed
Actor, Dennis Weaver (http://www.dennisweaver.com/) helped promote Troy Reed's technology, but apparently to no avail. He founded the Institute of Ecolonomics (http://www.ecolonomics.org).
Weaver died in 2006 at the age of 81.
TylerDurden
100 GW
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Surge_Motor_Technology_by_Troy_Reed
"A producer in Hollywood said to Sterling D. Allan on July 15, 2007:
"I have a one hour exclusive video with Troy Reed that I filmed back in '99. How about I give it to you for the upcoming site, it had all his goodies in it.
"The Motor didn't really sustain itself when I was there but it seemed promising. He is a very bright guy and a great machinist.
"Troy dropped this back in 2000 in favor of some new battery technology that he sold to Duracell or some other battery giant.
"I played with this unit and have my own footage... He admits his defeat to me on tape about making it self sustaining. Essentially a flywheel with a solenoid. It had alot of promise but the battery stuff he was developing was pretty amazing."
"A producer in Hollywood said to Sterling D. Allan on July 15, 2007:
"I have a one hour exclusive video with Troy Reed that I filmed back in '99. How about I give it to you for the upcoming site, it had all his goodies in it.
"The Motor didn't really sustain itself when I was there but it seemed promising. He is a very bright guy and a great machinist.
"Troy dropped this back in 2000 in favor of some new battery technology that he sold to Duracell or some other battery giant.
"I played with this unit and have my own footage... He admits his defeat to me on tape about making it self sustaining. Essentially a flywheel with a solenoid. It had alot of promise but the battery stuff he was developing was pretty amazing."
magudaman
10 kW
so it is just a heavy fly wheel then. They are using flywheels in some new large load UPS systems for tv stations ect. It only last for like 60 seconds maybe longer but was putting out 100,000 watts. It was enough time to get the generators online.
Drunkskunk
100 GW
just a flywheel generator.
Intresting since the power density of a flywheel can be huge in a small area, but essentualy nothing new.
in the 1800s there was a type of donky motor called a hit 'n miss motor. it was a giant flywheel with a gas motor that only fired if the rpms dropped on the fly wheel. I got to see one in use at a fair some 20 years back, running a cotten candy machine. it only fired off the small piston motor once every 2 minutes or so, and sounded like a gun shot, but it ran the cotton candy machine continous all day on next to no gas.
As for the idea of perpetual motion, or "Over Unity" motors exsisting, it violates the basic principles of physics.
Intresting since the power density of a flywheel can be huge in a small area, but essentualy nothing new.
in the 1800s there was a type of donky motor called a hit 'n miss motor. it was a giant flywheel with a gas motor that only fired if the rpms dropped on the fly wheel. I got to see one in use at a fair some 20 years back, running a cotten candy machine. it only fired off the small piston motor once every 2 minutes or so, and sounded like a gun shot, but it ran the cotton candy machine continous all day on next to no gas.
As for the idea of perpetual motion, or "Over Unity" motors exsisting, it violates the basic principles of physics.
EMF
100 kW
Just suppose for a minute, that a perpetual motion machine wasn't impossible and somebody made one. They would not post about it on youtube. In fact, they would be hesitant to give any demonstrations prior to patenting the idea. Or, at least you would think so. Many people can be working on the same thing and if they see another guys system, suddenly, they figure out what the heck they forgot or did wrong etc.
BTW, there was a good episode of Mythbusters where they made several of these free energy contraptions and none of them worked. Great show.
BTW, there was a good episode of Mythbusters where they made several of these free energy contraptions and none of them worked. Great show.
TylerDurden
100 GW
Really secret stuff doesn't even hit the patent office. Even when used commercially. i.e. Slick50 & CocaCola.
These days, patents are very hard to enforce. Get them if you can, but hit the market fast and hard; the knockoffs will be on the shelves faster than you can say "intellectual property".
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These days, patents are very hard to enforce. Get them if you can, but hit the market fast and hard; the knockoffs will be on the shelves faster than you can say "intellectual property".
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Jay64
100 kW
Intellect...damn!
Link
1 MW
1.7kWhrs on that flywheel? 60C continuous? What's the volume of that thing?
Too bad it probably has terrible self-discharge
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Oh, yeah: That motor runs off the energy stored in the magnets. They lose their magnetism in that motor. Anybody know the energy density of a neodymium magnet? All I know is that it takes about 25 times the energy stored in the magnet to make the magnet in the first place.
Intellectual prop...Damn! They got me too! So much for for my automatic channel changer.
Too bad it probably has terrible self-discharge
.Oh, yeah: That motor runs off the energy stored in the magnets. They lose their magnetism in that motor. Anybody know the energy density of a neodymium magnet? All I know is that it takes about 25 times the energy stored in the magnet to make the magnet in the first place.
Intellectual prop...Damn! They got me too! So much for for my automatic channel changer.
Drunkskunk
100 GW
Intelle... Crap
I have a friend who had patteted some ideas. She made money on a couple, lost money on a couple lawsuits that she won, but spent more on legal feas than she won, and gave up on a few were the company was headcortered in china, so not subject to American law. She discovered the only way to make money from a patent was by selling the pattent before it ever hit the market.
As for flywheels, the energy isn't stored in the magnets, its stored in the rotating mass. its a simple Mass X Velocity equation. you can have a huge mass in a small area, and spin it at super high velocity, so the energy density is realy only limited to the bearings and the ability to overcome aerodynamic losses. The Magnets are only there as a means to convert the energy from kenetic to electrical. the streingth of the magnet only determinds the speed at wich you can extract the energy.
I have a friend who had patteted some ideas. She made money on a couple, lost money on a couple lawsuits that she won, but spent more on legal feas than she won, and gave up on a few were the company was headcortered in china, so not subject to American law. She discovered the only way to make money from a patent was by selling the pattent before it ever hit the market.
As for flywheels, the energy isn't stored in the magnets, its stored in the rotating mass. its a simple Mass X Velocity equation. you can have a huge mass in a small area, and spin it at super high velocity, so the energy density is realy only limited to the bearings and the ability to overcome aerodynamic losses. The Magnets are only there as a means to convert the energy from kenetic to electrical. the streingth of the magnet only determinds the speed at wich you can extract the energy.
Link
1 MW
I was talking about the Perendev motor. They look like an over-unity device, but the magnets loose their magnetism if you put it under load for a while.
Beagle123
10 kW
Link
1 MW
Hey, did you read my post about putting a mechanical hamster in a hub wheel for looks?
You're right about the acceleration, but what you didn't know is that <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXRH50fvHWA">smaller ones give high RPM.</a>
You're right about the acceleration, but what you didn't know is that <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXRH50fvHWA">smaller ones give high RPM.</a>
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