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This is a planetary gearbox. You can see parts and assembly at: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4553474

True. The planet does not hide its power secrets. There is more than enough to go around. We simply have to pay attention and take action. Thanks for watching.

​@@craftycodger Perfect placement. By the way, what do you think about electromagnetic movers with counterweights to maintain the rotation and run a generator, as my region lacks wind and inclination for a water tower.

@@rafaelsilva5752 Sunlight, wind, waves and gravity are all great sources of potential power. Please document your efforts so we all can benefit also. Thanks for the comments.

Thank you for your helpful comment. I have tested with weight reduction methods while insuring needed strength. It is a balancing act. I've been working on a new design that does not have top and bottom caps. See the MagnuSav.

CZcams's translate function disappeared, so all I can say is thanks for the comment.

i said that you have to construct a capacitor. two plates separated by a dielectric like bastrtitanate and then aplicate the high voltaje. I make a similar experiment to test the musha takaaki formula that predicts lift, the experiment is agree with the theory. I used glass as dielectric. Witha 14 cms diameter capacitor and 4mm glass as dielectri i applied 20kv and get 1,4 grams of force.

Thank you Luis, for your response@@luismigliorero3905

Yes, that is in fact what is shown here. Aluminum larger top and much smaller bottom plate separated by Barium Titanate dielectric. It sounds like your experiments on the right track. I would be interested in how much lift you achieved. Very Exiting!@@luismigliorero3905

exciting

Well said, thank you. This is the dilemma.

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I had great fun building this thing. Sounds like you have had some experience with these devices too.

I've tried my best to keep up daily on this device. Because I think it has the most potential out of any other " " free energy device out there. It has the most promise. And the most possible future if we are ever to be free from fossil fuels

Thanks for the input. I will add this to my "To do list" for future experiments.

I'm not sure what your question is. Perhaps you could expand?

I can't speak to Searl's intent, but he was a dreamer and builder as am I. You win some and you loose some. The fun is in the doing.

@@craftycodger I'm a tinkerer myself and I agree, maybe conman was too harsh a word. It just annoys me to see so many talented people waste their time, money and efforts on Searl's childhood fantasies. Anyway, thanks for sharing, it truly is a beautiful build.

Great Video. I mixed Barium Titanate and Epoxy into a paste for my TT Brown experiments. I was not able to detect lift with 16.5Kv and became distracted with other projects.

Yes, I'm interested.

Thanks for the comment also.

Thanks for watching. I provide a bit more info on this topic in the Spatial Effects Generator experiments video. czcams.com/video/eBny-GSxM2A/video.html Please watch and let me know if you have further questions.

Thanks for watching

At first sight I would say that this wingset would need to be about 10 meters across to make real power.

Yes, thank you for watching. I try to stay busy with interesting things that I come across.

I am quite busy on my VAWT experiments now. I spent more than a year on the laundry motor experiments and enjoyed the journey. I still have all the parts, so I will probably reenter the investigation at some point once completed with my current track.

The video above was using a 200w alternator that I purchased at Amazon. Max RPM so far has been around 200. I am working on a build video now. All parts will be listed on my website Twirlything.com. Thanks for watching.

@@craftycodger I will surely watch it when you do!

Yes, thank you for your interest. This is the plan going forward. I am building and documenting a new Darrieus now. Over the next few months I plan to have it all online with build plans and print files for anyone to build. Stay tuned.

See Twirlything.com

Under the teal cylindrical structures on the bottom of these units lay the alternators. These alternators generate electricity. You can see what they look like in my alternator video. As for output measurements, these will be in a future video.

It's a vertical access wind turbine that spins. Great stuff!

If you are asking about the strange lensing artifact, I have not seen this in any of my other videos. Perhaps it was the cold weather that day. I am really not sure.

Thanks for watching. I have several videos in process now with more to come.

Thank you for your comment. Yes, in fact this is what I am in process of now. Video to come soon.

Thanks for watching. As you can see I have a great deal more videos to come.

@@craftycodger I Will follow.

I have been able to generate enough power with these VAWTs to charge a small 12v system. While it's not enough to run a house, it's more than enough to extract water out of the air with a dehumidifier. Free clean water is a good result for a small investment.

Radikal yorumunuz için teşekkürler. Yetmiş senedir rüzgarla, kırk senedir de, "G model wind turbine, GMRT" tasarımım üzerinde çalışıyorum. Tasarım ve denemeniz için gerekli bilgileri böylece bulursunuz. Mevcut sonuçları da TUBITAK raporunda bulursunuz. Test etmenizi ve sizin de denemelerinizin sonuçlarını kıyaslayarak bildirmenizi isterim: yavuzali

@@yavuzalisener2 Thank you for your comment. I have not been able to locate this document. I am interested if you could provide a link.

I think I found it. This looks very promising. Once I complete testing on my MagnuSav I intend to start testing your design.

No lift. It may be that two discs must be in opposition on a tether as in T.T.Browns original experiments.. Moved on to other experiments at lower voltages. Very scary stuff.

Is your other disk a dialectic with a high K factor? You need barium or bismuth and you need to be hitting it with voltages in the megavolts not kilovolts. The disks need to be tethered and spaced apart enough to allow the bottom plate to chase the top.

And you can keep the current at safe levels so it won’t be as dangerous

I managed to get a saucer to lift vertically, and like you say, it really is about very high voltages@@vinniecartermusic

​@@vinniecartermusiclooks like we both watched the same video about Townsend Brown 😉