Fundamentals Of The Transforming Generator

Description

The Transforming Generator was invented by me several decades ago in order to study the difference between Voltage Potential and Electromotive Force (EMF). These are the two distinct manifestations of what most people simply call “Volts.”

The Transforming Generator was issued patents in some overseas countries, but was blocked from being patented in the United States.

If you have my presentation on my Dynaflux Alternator, which is one of the few low drag generators ever given a patent in the U.S., then you may have seen my lab tours where I demonstrate the Transforming Generator. Below is a video of this demonstration so you can see the machine we’re talking about.

This video only demonstrates a small fraction of what this machine is capable of but at least you can get a taste.

Although I give some rather simple explanations of this machine, it was not until the 2016 Energy Science & Technology Conference that I disclosed the inner workings of the machine for the first time to the general public.

In some early testing with an early prototype, Guy Obolensky helped out and he figured out that he could add some capacitors in parallel with some of the windings in order to get it into a resonant mode, when I came back to pick it up, he hesitantly told me that he blew up my machine because it kicked into resonance and literally sped itself up to self-destruct speeds.

The way the machine evolved eliminated the needs for capacitors because the coils themselves had capacitance but this was all an amazing journey of discovery with the Transforming Generator, which demonstrated the kinds of things you normally only see in the movies.

Some of the tests were to take the output and directly feed it to mercury vapor lights. What we found was that we didn’t need the normal power supply and the light lit up just fine – in fact, it lit up so much that there was 200-300% more lumens per watt when it was powered by the Transforming Generator! Needless to say, the implications of this are astounding.

Another interesting feature of this machine is that although it is a rotating device, it creates square waves and these square waves can actually be used as carrier waves that can transmit information.

There are other unique properties that the Transforming Generator that I cover in my talk, Fundamentals of the Transforming Generator and I even give a brief explanation of how you can circumvent a $10,000 budget to build one by simply modifying an off the shelf motor.

My hope is that this presentation will further your understanding of the unusual properties of the Transforming Generator and I’ll look forward to those of you who actually want to tackle this project and build your own.

(Description by Jim Murray)

Part of the 2016 Energy Science & Technology Conference series (92 mins downloadable video).