DePalma , Free Energy and the N Machine By : Bruce DePalma In Loving Memory 1935 - 1997
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The key to understanding and explaining the baffling situation of anomalous excess electrical energy generation in free energy machines, lies in a re-interpretation of magnetism as not being a property of the magnet, but of space itself. The spatial distortion induced into the homogeneous Primordial Energy Field by the anisotropy of the magnet is what we call magnetism. It is the thesis of this paper that the distortion of the PEF occasioned by the magnet is the operative principle in the class of machinery known as induction machines. The PEF is also distorted as a consequence of the spatial reaction to the centripetal force field existing within the rotating magnetized conductor. Based upon an effect first discovered by Michael Faraday in 1831, the N machine/SpacePower Generator (figure 1) is an electrical machine which has the possibility of producing electricalenergy with significantly less mechanical power input than the presently employed inductionmachines. In the autumn of 1831 when Michael Faraday performed the initial experiments whichresulted in the discovery of the first dynamo, he also described a phenomenon which has yet to beunderstood in terms of conventional electrical theory. In paragraphs 255, 256, and 257 of his diary[fig. 2, ref. 1], dated December 26, 1831, is described the experiment of cementing a copper disc on
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تاریخ انتشار 2004