Oscillating Harmonic Ripple Wave BATTERY CHARGING
Oscillating electrical wave charging with potential difference from QuantaHybrid generator. Incoming search terms:rodin coil self oscilator
Oscillating electrical wave charging with potential difference from QuantaHybrid generator. Incoming search terms:rodin coil self oscilator
Action/reaction with added leverage. A tiny low power solenoid actuates a permanent magnetic lever causing a very heavy 10 – 20 pound rotor to spin at over 200 rpm with no slowing. Another fine example of the power of magnetic…
Many have asked if the little integrated axial flux alternator can output much power in the system. Here is one experiment showing output capability. Incoming search terms:self charger, generator gravitasi, mejering the pulse
Can a rotating device really charge itself? This is a closed system with no auxiliary input of any kind. Charges itself while speeding up motor and rotors simultaneously. No Claims, just an observance. Judge for yourself.
Eddy currents electromagnetically circulating around an N52 neo while falling through a non-ferrous tube will produce an absolute frictionless motion (other than atmospheric). Incoming search terms:ტარიელ კაპანაძე
By precise placement of powerful neo magnets to enhance the internal permanent magnetic stator field of this DC motor, the flux saturation or desaturation will create a supermotor from the ordinary. Factory spec output and well beyond will then be…
Build a Stargate Supermotor with infinite potential. Less power input with more mechanical output.
A portable solar power plant focusing 12 reflected suns onto oven glass encapsulated concentrator photovoltaic solar cells. Charges 2-3 batteries consecutively. Fully automatic daily sun tracking operation with 12 manual push button position telescopic rod for solar elevation changing at…
A modified replication of Howard Johnson’s 1979 patented linear motor in perfect working condition. Requires no external power. Easy to build and thoroughly explained in both construction and physics.