Re: [EVGRAY] Re: question: Flywheel system ...?

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Hi everyone, I'm working on a flywheel system to produce electricity.  
To give information to anyone interested in such a system, I state  
that a large flywheel, 2 meters in diameter (about 7 feet) and  
weighing 450 pounds, launched at a speed of 120 revolutions per  
minute, driven with a system of pulleys and belts by a 2.5HP motor, an  
alternator provided only 1200watts, if I increased the load  
(1400watts) the wheel slowed down until it had no more speed to  
produce current, therefore, the engine that absorbed 1.85kw , consumed  
more current than the one produced (1.2kw). In conclusion the system  
with belts and pulleys connected to large flywheels, do not produce  
excess current, but much less, so all the videos that are seen on  
youtube filmed in India on the genre, are all scams. Now I'm going to  
change the system to make it work by the way, like Chas says. I'll  
keep you up-to-date.






"[email protected] [EVGRAY]" <[email protected]> ha scritto:

> This devices must be positioned with the shaft north to south and  
> spin in the equator counter clock wise else they fuck earth rotation  
> . they  are stealing power from earth rotation by gyroscopic  
> disruption  fucking earth rotation badly , Coriolis force can be  
> used the way i describe  with no harm
>
> else
>
> Live and let die !
>
>
> ---In [email protected], <schoonersolsticemoon@...> wrote :
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>  Info I have a friend in New Brunswick who has been able to get 1500  
> watts out from his flywheel rig.
>  He has had terrible problems, as his flywheel is not balanced so  
> well, and although being in a heavy timber frame, dances across the  
> floor of his shop, during long term running sessions.
>  We are working on these mechanical details together, and I have  
> friends in nearby Nova Scotia on the lookout for better flywheels.
>  Here, close at hand, there seem to be quite a few antique farm  
> machines, such as horse drawn hay elevators, and hay rakes, that  
> have massive cast iron wheels, with wrought iron spokes and trims.
>  The hay elevator wheels weigh several hundred pounds.
>  I have been able to balance nearly anything, using my competition  
> skateboard board bearings I got at a yard sale, in Toronto.
>  They are just good quality ball bearings, with a 5/16" shaft.
>  There is no problem supporting several hundred lbs on each one, and  
> spinning it freely. I lay solid solder inside the rim to balance the  
> wheel stuck in place with masking tape until it never stops in the  
> same place, when it coasts to a stop.
>  With big flywheels you need not go fast. There is plenty of  
> inertia, even barely turning.
>  I have a rig that I made up that is based on a 90 lb marine diesel  
> flywheel. My main mistake is that I have been trying to turn it way  
> too fast.
>  Hanley is also turning his too fast, as it is lighter, but he is  
> succeeding to get it to self run, in spite of all.
>  He too, is not sure why it works.
>  He even speculated that maybe the unbalance may contribute, but  
> neither one of us know for sure.
>  I will get back to mine, as I deal with these buildings here,  
> getting my shops organized.
>  So to answer your question, the flywheel device does work,  
> according to someone, who I believe, is a straight forward, and  
> honest, in his reports.
>  The  multitude of Wheels powering generators seems like a YouTube  
> industry, there is such a variety of them. Some are very ambitious,  
> expensive units.
>  India loses its trustworthiness, with all the telemarketing calls,  
> and scams. You would almost have to visit, and see for yourself,  
> what is real.
>  My bet is with people I know, getting the straight story, or not.
>  Cheers Warren
>
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>  On Thu., 4 Jul. 2019 at 2:59 a.m., info@... [EVGRAY]
>  <[email protected]> wrote:
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>  Hi to all the members of this site, I'd like to know if any of you
>  managed to produce excess electricity with the flywheel system?
>
>  "konehead@... [EVGRAY]" <[email protected]> ha scritto:
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>  > Hi Luca
>  > I am glad we could help..let us know how project goes.
>  > Ciao Kone