Steve Casey, CEO of Natural Energy Works Research & Technologies LLC (NEWR Tek), contacted me today to let me know that his company now has a universal kit available for sale for people who want to build GEET devices for small carbureted engines in the…
A prototype of this Bi-Toroid Transformer was third party tested by Dr. Giovanni Fusina of Defence Research and Development Canada showing it operating at 2300% efficiency. Send an email to thane_heins@yahoo.ca for a copy of the performance data. Cheer…
Very interesting observation while playing with bemf pulse motors (the idea’s to make enough thrust from magnetic pulse motor powered by 1.5v bttry to spin light generator, making 0.01more watt of power than spent). So, as we can see the bemf creating …
Displacement Sensors – Fourth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com. After viewing this module, you should have a basic understanding of how displacement sen…
This is an interesting development regarding the Regenerative Acceleration Generator Technology where our intention is to eliminate the external prime mover and use the Regenerative Acceleration Generator coils as PULSED DC MOTOR COILS to bring the sys…
Have tested different materials for galvanic air battery and found that magnesium and graphite most efficient ones, so just glued magnesium chips and thin graphite slices to business cards with dry cotton layer between, got dry “business card” size btt…
Just simplified previous version to one transistor only; again, the oscilation doing the job inducing current in different configurations of coils on load side. In fact this’s a DC transformer!! We have DC input and DC output, and TROS just a breaking …
Torque Sensors – Third of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com. The basics of how torque sensors work.
An attempt of Dr.Stiffler’s diode electrolysis.
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