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Power enhancer
by allmee » Tue Jul 24, 2007 2:20 am
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I have designed a new device.
http://unlimitedenergy.i8.com/
Please keep comments on the power enhancer
http://unlimitedenergy.i8.com/
Please keep comments on the power enhancer
NDA
by Work2XL » Tue Jul 24, 2007 5:58 pm
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Not sure if it will stop others, but your NDA is dated 2006, also not sure it will fly. Have your received legal councel on your online NDA that doesn't mention any recourse? If I do what happens? What state county has jurisdiction? How long do I have to keep it to myself. I'm not attorney, but I don't think it will hold much water, or offer much protection.
Randy
Randy
by bottleslingguy » Sat Jul 28, 2007 5:48 am
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What is turning the crank at the top?
by Scrupulous » Sat Jul 28, 2007 12:50 pm
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allmee,
You are obviously a very talented computer modeler. I see you've also managed to overcome your fear of piracy, in favor of the benefits given in bouncing ideas off other people. But, knowing how much time it can take to set up even a simple animated demonstration indicates that you may have far, far too much of it on your hands.
I think you would do well to learn a little more about kinematics. It appears as though you've gone and taken rotational motion, converted it into translational motion, and then converted back into the original rotational motion, all at the expense of losses due to friction. Some people would find that almost irresponsible.
If you maintained your current abilities and enthusiam, while learning about some more engineering concepts, there could be nothing to stop you from doing whatever it is you wanted to accomplish.
Keep Punchin'
Scrupulous
You are obviously a very talented computer modeler. I see you've also managed to overcome your fear of piracy, in favor of the benefits given in bouncing ideas off other people. But, knowing how much time it can take to set up even a simple animated demonstration indicates that you may have far, far too much of it on your hands.
I think you would do well to learn a little more about kinematics. It appears as though you've gone and taken rotational motion, converted it into translational motion, and then converted back into the original rotational motion, all at the expense of losses due to friction. Some people would find that almost irresponsible.
If you maintained your current abilities and enthusiam, while learning about some more engineering concepts, there could be nothing to stop you from doing whatever it is you wanted to accomplish.
Keep Punchin'
Scrupulous
by bottleslingguy » Sun Jul 29, 2007 5:42 am
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How about connecting it to a wind turbine? Would it be able to generate electricity better than conventional systems? Maybe if you disconnected it from the lower crankshaft you could use the reciprocating connecting rods to pass through a magnetic field and generate electricity, couldn't you?
by allmee » Sun Jul 29, 2007 6:33 am
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http://img532.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... no4vs6.flv
Different but the same.
Different but the same.
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