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F6FLT,Responding to your comment above:
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All the information on the Holcomb system comes from Holcomb alone, judge and jury "
You can try the concept for yourself -
it's quite easy to fabricate and test; then you will
know, in your own mind, if it's BS or not.
Won't take more than a few hours to varify.
Don't be lazy, just do it! Even better, simulate the system - you have to tools to accomplish this.
A lot more convincing than some shakey video, other claims or Power Company testimonals...
This is by far the best way to convince yourself of the validity - one way or the other. Used by many
scientists and engineers. A proven approach that has stood the test of time over the ages!
In an effort to further understand where you seem to have a problem with the LinGen configuration it
might be a good idea to start from the beginning.
What part are you having a problem with?
Starting from the mid school physics experiment where you made an electro-magnet with a wire coil,
a metal core (nails?) and a battery or power supply. Do you recall those experiments? Did you
understand any of the physics behind it? The B-H mechanics of it might not have been explained,
but do you have a feeling for the various types of "metal" involved and what the differences in
magnetic field strengths with respect to the various metals used?
A lot of other variables like distance, coil turns, current, pulse duration, etc. are involved but we can
work through those if necessary. Not all of us see things from the same prospective, but we'll reach
common ground with a little discussion.
At the risk of being redundant, there are a couple of re-posted images attached. The size of the metal
(rotor and stator in gray) is 3" X 5" X 0.5" thick (or there abouts). Both Rotor Coils (eight) and Lap wound
Coil (one) are shown as solid elements which make up many wire windings (thats the way this CAE does it).
Calculate the winding turns, etc. to suit your desired output with respect to your pulse inputs.
The entire WAG LinGen is arbitrary but most similar configurations should give reasonable results. It's a
first pass, wild ass guess, proof-of-concept!
Finding suitable metal was discussed a while back in the OUR Thread but that can revisited if necessary.
We all can work through this from start to finish if that's what's required. I think this stuff is an important
break-through for all involved (life on the planet going forward) so I believe it's worth the effort.
I know there will be a lot of "smart ass" comments, etc. but I can handle that - I have "Big Boy" pants!
SL
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