Background:
Ramos (of Peru) mechanical-based device, hooked to a motor-generator set -- see photo.
More info found here:
http://foro.redjedievolution.com/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=3397&sid=734bee147b736fe8775d5ba871a21851&start=78
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ultima noticias la empresa don sixto ramos ya los esta vendiendo pero a precios muy elevados por un multiplicador de fuerza que usa 5 hp y tiene una salida de 100 hp piden 75.000 dolares.
estan en este momento negociando con unas empresas de brasil para los derechos de fabricacion y produccion del mismo.
English: latest company news and Don Sixto Ramos is selling at very high prices but by a force multiplier that uses 5 hp and has an output of 100 hp asking $ 75,000. are currently negotiating with some companies in Brazil for manufacturing and production rights thereof.
Anyone interested in a replication along these lines? -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fslf98aw7E
I would like to do a "model replication" at the level of about 100 W, rather than 100 hp!
See screen=shot of a model. Next, this would be hooked up to a motor (instead of the hand) and a generator on the left.
For this purpose, I would like to see a Motor and a Generator (either DC or AC) which are:
1. Efficient
2. Inexpensive.
ANY IDEAS of specific motors and generators which would work for this replication be appreciated!!
Steve
PS -- I will be traveling the next several days, but will have some computer contact.
Only just seen this, sorry about that.
Seems odd how so many devices of this type are springing forward, unless i wasn't looking for them before ;D
Hmm..doesn't this sort of thing lend itself well to Lenz law defeat in regular electric motor work ?
The slow down natural 90 degree movements seen in the excellent video demo, suggest that where Lenz law would drag a motor back, it can't move more than 90 degrees anyway and has slowed down in any case. In other words, defeating Mr. Lenz at his own game :)
If powering coils sat at the exact end points of the slowed rotation minor arcs per 360 degree rotation, then that would set up the mental image of a device in operation.