The missing hints of the Ammann device and a few other tidbits…

2024-01-22

What if this Ammann device (which incorporates the use of two spinning aluminum discs) produces two phase power rather than my previous presumption of this device producing four phase power? To regulate the output of this speculated version of the Ammann device, it may be possible to place opposite poles of a permanent magnet on either side of each freely rotatable disc (similar to the use of a “C” shaped magnet in an electromechanical watt hour meter which used to exist outside our homes at ...

What if this Ammann device (which incorporates the use of two spinning aluminum discs) produces two phase power rather than my previous presumption of this device producing four phase power?

To regulate the output of this speculated version of the Ammann device, it may be possible to place opposite poles of a permanent magnet on either side of each freely rotatable disc (similar to the use of a “C” shaped magnet in an electromechanical watt hour meter which used to exist outside our homes at the mains where the fuse box is located — prior to those electromechanical watt hour meters being replaced with digital versions about 10 years ago) bringing the opposing poles of the permanent magnets closer to the rotatable discs to decelerate the rotation of each disc and thus diminish the output of power of the entire device, namely: diminish the recirculation of power transmitted dielectrically by the disks as they rotate and received and converted by the barrel shaped iron coil and converted into a ferromagnetic field surrounding the iron coil. Conversely, power may be allowed to increase, up to the limit of what the device is capable of producing, by creating more separation between the poles of the permanent magnets and less proximity to the pair of spinning aluminum discs.

Maybe I was wrong in conjecturing that the pair of discs produces four phase power? Maybe it’s merely two phase power that this power system produces?

Maybe the number of discs, each disc connected by its own separate aluminum line extending out from the main aluminum trunk line and radially separated from each other in a plane which is perpendicular to the main aluminum trunk line (the main aluminum trunk line connects the two base leads of the two transistors), maybe this quantity of rotating discs (which are free to rotate at whatever speed of rotation is appropriate for the rate of dielectric discharge emanating from them) determines the number of phases of power which this power station produces?

http://www.energeticforum.com/forum/energetic-forum-discussion/renewable-energy/6485-c-earl-amman-cosmic-electric-generator-query/page3

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