Re: Build your own Over Unity Motor

On Mar 14, 10:21 am, The Flavored Coffee Guy <elgers...@xxxxxxxx>
wrote:
A Transformer can be 98% effecient.  The rotor is the primary and the
stator is the secondary.  That's the same with a squirrel cage motor.
But, the squirrel cage motor utilizes a shorted secondary and a
rotating magnetic field.  When you approach saturation in a
transformer's core, you produce the maximum number of magnetic lines
it can retain without loosing the effect or effeciency of the core
material.  The core material, is where you typically see the loss.
Now, assuming that you design a motor, that is as much a transformer
as any other transformer, all of the mechanical energy is dependant on
the number of magnetic lines in the secondary.  The secondary requires
a short circuit to produce a high current and the maximum number of
magnetic lines.  When you use an isolation transformer with a 1:1
turns ratio that matches the output impedance of the motor's secondary
windings, placing a capacitor in series produces a series resonant
circuit.  A series resonant circuit always acts like a short circuit
and always allows for the maximum current flow if tuned to the AC
converters frequency or 60Hz if you are using 60Hz.  This places all
of the potential on the secondary of the 1:1 transformer, and because
it is an inductor it still acts like the same tuned short.  At the
point the isolation transformer is required it must be a 1:1 isolation
transformer because, L1=L2=Lm, and reflected impedance does not effect
the primary as with other turns ratios.  Now, assuming that the
transformer is 98% as well as the motor core, an electric motor
requires 740 Watts per Horsepower, 740-2%= 725.2 Watts, assuming that
the motor's loss the Isolation transformer's loss would be about the
same 725.2-2%= 710.696 Watts.  Since, you haven't lost that energy,
and it can be converted back to DC, and at a loss of 10% converted
back to AC the motor only uses 29.304 per horsepower, but with the
supporting circuits that goes up to around 100.3736 Watts per
horsepower.

That just means that for every 6 Horsepower one of these electric
motors are designed to output, if the 7th horse is used to generate
electricity, the motor is then lossless and Over Unity as a system.

*** the oil companies, if you discuss theory, then anyone can patent
their own model, and the oil company would have to take over america
and every electric motor winding shop in the US.  Unless, they can
write the law, anyone can patent their own model.  Motors aren't
different from TV, HDTVs, or any other Toaster, Radio, and or IBM
compatable sound or video card.  Theory is what they use to design the
chips and circuit boards and doesn't prevent anyone form building
anything just like it.  Why the hell do you think I told ya?  It
should be possible to convert a Universal Motor over to operating on
this Theory.

I only see four faults with this post:

1. You Spelling
2. Your Grammar
3. Your knowledge of Electricity
4. Your knowledge of Physics.
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