Originally posted by VacuumEnergyMan
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If I recall correctly, Peter states that John could never understand why his system worked and no-one could get their convertor going. One critical feature was the deliberate method Kromrey wound his coils across the rotor, another the non ferrous shaft. Also, I recall John stating somewhere that the electromagnets did not produce much recoil. In the video, John mentions that there was a mistake in the Kromrey patent. He then goes on to show a trifilar winding with a very low impedance which when you think about it will give a much great inductance to the magnets. To my mind, this implies that the convertor did not have enough punch to get the rotor spinning fast enough. The model John shows with the BeFe magnets, is to my mind a further explanation of Kromrey's overstating the value of his magnetic fields. Also, John used to say that there was something special about the BaFe magnets which is why that have been withdrawn from production over the years. I actually dispute that claim as it is still possible to buy BaFe magnets from China. Although I do agree with John in that there is something special about the BaFe magnets. Also, DO NOT USE NEO'S!! John was adamant on that. I hope this helps you clarify your thoughts on the Kromrey Convertor. Also when you get your convertor going again you must think of the BEMF output circuit developed by John in say the SG. You have to switch the BEMF individually before the next pass of the rotor through the magnetic field. The delay between recoil pulse and negative spike is at best extremely marginal and capture is critical to your output. You might also like to read a couple of threads where Handy Andy has given some valuable information on Positive Power transmission - Lightning thread is one.
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Dwane


I don't believe John was lying, and I don't believe Barium has anything to do with it... otherwise Kromrey would not have even mentioned electromagnets in his patent if that was not an option( steel magnetic core material does not contain Barium! ). I welcome any thoughts, and would be happy to collaborate and crack this nut.
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