(11-13-2025, 08:33 AM)Mozart Wrote: If anyone understands how this generator work, can figure out how to make it solid state if has ability and capability to build.
It would be no different from a water dropper (Lord Kelvin) or Daniel Mcfarland Cook coils if one is smart to compare diagrams of magnetic/electric flow.
It seems the files are too large to be attached, if anyone needs them I will try something to share.
After preliminary tests it seems that both dc and ac are generated by this version in the same time.
Not at all I am not using this in a way of inducing electricity to a rotor!!!
We use this horseshoe ferrite object with a magnet attached to its back just as on the photo, the very magnet is too far away from rotor to influence it anyhow dorectly. The idea is that the ferrite as a simple magnetic flux conductor can be exploited with only a little input of a few windings to simply move the flux center slightly and so one of the conductor tips turns weaker than the other enabling us to reset the resonant magnetic accelerator (e.g. a well tuned V-Gate). The permanent magnet is a time dipole battery in the sense that it has a huge time vector potential enabled by the nature of material (you can calculate yourselves how many MeV needed for fusion if say neodymium. This is what I call a wildfire potential and the 100 amps to energize the magnet is only the matchstick. The magnet loses its flux slowly over time because it takes TIME for it to reach a time equilibrium. Time here is seen as one of the 8th different aspects of physical reality, together with direction, momentum, mass, electricity, light, magnetism and space. Everything else is a byproduct, these come in different variations with always one of them expressed most weakly or say in the negative. They interpolate...
If you capture properly the magnetic dipole momentum you can easily extract 100-1000kW of electricity depending on the magnet's quality and size. High temperature helps the material equalize its time polarization faster which reduces its isotopic decay it an insignificant fraction. This also gives me the thought as I write this that actually materials should decay faster at high temperatures. I am not a nuclear physicist thou...
(11-18-2025, 10:08 PM)Mozart Wrote: Indeed, this is the kinetic devices I was referring.
I have done tests and results are more than satisfactory.
Just out of curiosity I have tried to use only iron instead of magnets, all the rest remained the same and guess what … an electric current can be generated without any magnets at all. I have test it without magnets to make sure my theory works.
I may come up with details soon, if I can some time off from work.
It won't work without magnets your magnet is the source of energy, the ferrite is simply a conductor, not the magnet itself but an extension of the flux. which we need to manipulate with the small winding