Re: [EVGRAY] Washer motor

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Well its good so many are all in on this should provide much operational
data and truth of performance .what's going to be needed is a unit that is
slightly  less effective but much less involved in computer .usage and the
use of more off the shelf parts .would be nice . I'm getting to the Pou t
in my life were I see persumtion as a impediment to progress ive assumed
and stopped when nothing was really wrong just a persumtion that jammed
things up go to the end then you have a conclusion not a persumtion .

On Thursday, May 2, 2019, [email protected] [EVGRAY] <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Hi Warren, Jonathan,
>
> Chapter 32 of Patrick Kelly's book in pdf format:
> http://www.free-energy-info.com/SChapter32.pdf
> Same in html format: http://www.free-energy-info.com/SChapt32.html
>
> I see Gerad Morin is on this project. If he does the measurements don't
> expect them to be true. He has several videos on YouTube where he shows
> that he knows very little about proper measurements. First he should know
> the limits of the instruments he is using before making claims. If he is
> going to make AC measurements it almost certainly will go wrong unless he
> has learned to do it the right way.
>
> Regards
> Ole
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>
> ---In [email protected], <schoonersolsticemoon@...> wrote :
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> Jonathan
> Check with Patrick Kelly.
> He is about to publish a revised version of his chapter 32 based on the
> latest circuit details, as developed by a group of people working on this
> device.
> It is not an exotic circuit. An Arduino Uno is used to direct everything,
> and Patrick provides the code, plus a downloadable version in his Ebook,
> which is free on line.
> The 400 volt dc supply is simply turned on, and off, using the Arduino
> which senses the position of rotation, and applies the sharp spikes at a
> very precise point, to the coils, in sequence. No hall effects are used, or
> needed.
> The 400 volt supply can be produced any number of ways, and even made
> adjustable.
> So far, there are at least six people with units on the go and no smoke,
> so far.
> I just printed the schematic from Patrick's site, so I'd have to scan it.
> There are quite a few pages with a complete detailed instruction for
> everything, well laid out, with photos and drawings, so even beginners
> might be able to build one. There is a person in Sweden, who is arranging a
> kit of machined parts to be sold, at cost, and organizing a buying
> consortium for a group purchase of stuff.
> The group is dedicated to making it all public, and distributing
> everything, in as low a cost as possible, much in the way the Arduino came
> to be.
> Myself, I am all together mechanically, with my motor generator, have my
> Arduino Uno, and the old circuit, but need to change parts of it with the
> new modifications, before I test it out.
> Several components are still to be delivered by mail, but those chips are
> now being changed, for an upgraded version that is
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> On Wed., 1 May 2019 at 11:36 p.m., Jonathan Rivera einspace2005@...
> [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi Warren,
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> Do you know the circuit for generating the radio frequencies at 400V 3ph?
> Thanks.
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