... all point to one oversight: they're fed by two voltage sources. One is the DC coming from the battery pack and chopped up by the commutator into square waves. The other is the high frequency AC coming from the rotating bar magnet.
Now, as everyone who has studied this knows, the bar magnet can't spin much faster than whatever RPM it can be hand cranked at. A little bit faster than its initial rate of spin as a consequence to the build up of voltage in the massive coil, but not much more than that. Certainly not enough to reach thousands of RPMs!
Yet, that is what is needed to fulfill Dr. Hasting's analysis in chapter six of Newman's book: a very high frequency sine wave of extremely low voltage coming from the rotating bar magnet. This will blend in the massive coil with the square waves of high voltage, low amperage coming from the battery pack and passing through the commutator. This will produce a complex wave form that will deliver a few milli amps back to the battery pack to recharge it just as Newman describes occurs in his machine and is corroborated by Dr. Hasting's analysis.
But how can this be? A rotating mass cannot spin much faster than a hand crank. So, where is this extra frequency input coming from to add to the slow rotation AC wave coming from the spinning bar magnet?
It's coming from the excitation of helium.
I'll let you in on a little secret which Newman never publicly admitted to. He used an idea that Byron Brubaker gave Newman for free several decades ago. Only recently has Byron forgiven Newman for never giving Byron any credit claiming, instead, that God gave this insight to Newman.
Well, if you look up the properties of helium, you'll find that it cannot respond to an electromagnetic field. But it can respond to an electrostatic field.
So, we wrap a canister of helium with an open-ended coil whose terminating wires don't connect to anything. They don't connect to the circuit. And they don't connect to each other. This will pickup EM from the massive coil surrounding this rotating canister and convert some of that EM into an electrostatic field of its own. This will excite the helium to emit an electromagnetic field of very high frequency, but low voltage, and thus satisfy my simulated predictions of what it takes to make Newman's device overunity.
What this canister is made of, I don't know. Byron gave me the story how this property has been known for many years -- probably more than a century is my guess.
Anyway, the story Byron told me is that this property was discovered when helium was filled inside a glass globe. The globe was wrapped with an open-ended coil.
So, whether Newman used a glass canister, or some other material for his canister (such as: iron or aluminum), I don't know and I don't care. For the important point to take home is to replace a solid bar magnet with a vessel of helium wrapped with an open coil.
Obviously, its rotation is still required since the coil has to respond to the magnetic field of the massive coil surrounding it. And it won't be able to respond if the canister is stationary.
So, there it is! Free energy from helium plus lots of copper wire and a few volts from a bunch of batteries which won't cost us any amp-hours!
Voila!!!
Check it out for yourself. Ask Byron. His Facebook and YouTube moniker is MX6Maximus.
The reason why I bring this up is due to my current endeavors of simulating a shorted motor is the direct result of my successful simulations of the Newman device.
ReplyDeleteTucked away inside my Newman simulations are hints of it being shorted out. It's not obvious. Its components have to be rearranged (aka, simplified) and then it becomes obvious that my simulation of Newman's device is already shorted despite removal of the commutator (which periodically self-shorts). This led to more discussions with Byron over shorted motors and I found a comparison between my simulations of shorted motors and Jim Murray's Transforming Generator (which can be shorted to create overunity if lightly loaded)....
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