Posted by Bill (211.28.96.6) on October 12, 2002 at 18:32:50:
In Reply to: material list for magnetic replusion axletree posted by Joel on October 12, 2002 at 15:52:37:
Hi Helen,
Pessimist or Optimist, or any shape you like, demonstration is the final argument.
I don't think the 'Axletree Dynamo' can demonstrate its intended function.
The stars remain secretive and everyone is constantly sailing to an uncharted land, not just the optimists.
IMHO, to reach heaven all anyone has to do is wait :)
Regards, Bill.
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: No pessimist ever discovered the secrets of the stars,
: or sailed to an uncharted land, or opened a new heaven to the human
: spirit.
: Helen Keller
:
: Making The Axletree Dynamo
: The parts that are needed to create the Axletree Dynamo are listed
: below. The size ratio can be changed (kind of like a recipe) without
: affecting the ability for the machine to work.
: One shaft 17 in length, and 2 in diameter is used to hold the
: pistons. Four holes are drilled through the shaft. Each hole is drilled
: at 45 degrees of difference from the next nearest hole. Each hole should
: be drilled 2 1/2 further down the length of the shaft from the last
: hole. The final look of the shaft is like a rolling pin with both ends
: being smaller in diameter. These ends will fit inside of a stand that
: can be made anyway desired, just as long as the shaft of the wheel, and
: the magnetic bed can be attached to the stand. Two ball bearings will
: need to be glued into the stand, which the ends of the shaft will be
: placed into. This will allow for the wheel to turn with the least amount
: of friction.
: Four pipes (called 'pole' in the diagrams) 9 in length with the
: outer diameter being the same as the holes drilled into the shaft. These
: four pipes need to be glued into the shaft holes with equal lengths
: extending out from each end of the hole. Eight linear ball bearings will
: be needed, with each having a diameter equal to the inner diameter of
: the pipes. These ball bearings need to have the inner hole diameter the
: same as that of the piston rod diameter. Each end of a pipe will need to
: have a ball bearing glued into it. These eight ball bearings will allow
: the piston rods to move the length of the pipe with the least amount of
: friction. Linear ball bearings cause a movement that is back and forth
: in nature, whereas, the two ball bearings that the shaft fits into will
: create a movement that is circular. It is easier to glue the linear ball
: bearings into the pipes before the pipes are glued into the shaft.
: Four piston rods, 13 1/2 in length, are needed to go through the
: pipes and ball bearings on each end of the pipes. Eight bolts are
: needed, one to be glued to each end of each piston rod. This will keep
: the piston rods from coming out of the pipes and will also create a base
: to glue the magnets on. To each end of the piston rods, glue a magnet.
: Eight magnets in total are needed. The magnetic poles that are facing
: out should all be the same as the magnetic beds inner curve
: polarization.
: This completes the construction of the wheel. The magnetic bed, as
: I stated earlier, needs to be a specifically created magnet that has
: it's strongest polarization on the curves of the magnet, and not the
: edges. Although the edges will also have a polarity to them, the
: important detail is to get the polarity of the circular edges correct.
: The key to the Axletree Dynamos success is creating a magnetic bed that
: has its energy flowing in the proper direction.
: The Axletree Dynamo concept is untried. My only premise here is
: that it works on paper. Even if it should fail in the field, this
: doesn't diminish the concept that we should be creating devices that use
: the perpetualness of the earth's natural forces. Developing a free
: energy device is the key to eliminating many of the physical hardships
: humans currently suffer. To realize energy free machines only manipulate
: