My Invention: The Windless Power Gyrotator- Electric Generator.

by djermano | July 17, 2009 at 06:55 pm

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Rev. Jermano

The Gyrotator Energy Generator Engine.

This plan will give the world another means to make electricity, without polluting the air with a combustable resource.

I bought an electric bike and will attach some small generator fans on my home made merry go round. generator, which I call the Gyrotator.. Please note: No one rides on the electric bike. The bike is attached alongside the Gyrotator generator. I just turn it on and watch it go round and round. The fans spin creating electricity to be used to recharge my bike battery.

The Windless Gyrotator Power Generator is a machine that can make electricity without needing the wind to turn the fan blades. In other words when the wind isn't blowing outside. In fact my machine needs to be built inside under cover..from rain and the weather elements.

How it works: is when the electric bike is moving it creates it's own wind. That wind is used to power small generators to keep the electric bike battery always charged. This is but phase one of the machines ability to making electricity.

Now since this electric bike is not used for transportation, it is the perfect creation to use for creating stationary electrical power. I only care how fast I can make the bike move to make the gyrotator spin and create the wind force to make the small fans rotate to provide the energy to keep the battery on the bike recharged all the time.

The load the bike has is this. it's an electric bike that is "picture in your mind" attached to a playground merry-go-round/known as the Gyrotator. It goes round and round. When I have my bike [attached/ setup] I create my own wind, which keeps my fans moving to recharge the battery on the bike.

In the center it is not just an axle as on a merry-go-round. It is a long tall round column with copper wires in place surrounding a magnetic pole that spins when the bike is in motion.. I follow the equation E=MC 2 which is Eisnsteins theory. I use it in a different way. E= Electricity, and M = Magnet...C = copper wire...and it is x times 2.. You can not understand this until you realize you have options when a gyrotator spins....that is the axel can spin..or be stationary while the gyrotator spins instead.. You see my axel is stationary because it supports the Copper sphere which does not rotate..The only thing that rotates is the Magnetic constructed sphere attached to the Gyrotator.

The small generators are hand made by myself...In fact the entire design is hand made.. The power from the tall column generator located on the Gyrotator generates power to be used to heat my thermal insulated water tank, which is used to make steam to turn yet another generator, for useable power in my home..

In all I have 14 generators being used to create electric power. The key is the insulated hot water tank..that is constantly underpressure from the heat given to it from my long column generator. I plan to make a tower building of approximately 9 stories in height where I setup 9 Gyrotator Stations... each being independently operated by its own bike...meaning one bike per 2 floors. I merely connect the output electric lines together to gain high power output....even the real need to transform it down to a lower 220 voltage

I think when I have the column generators tall and long enough, with enough copper wire inside with the correct magnetic rotation, I can achieve equivalent electical output at slower rpms. All the present electric generators they use now at electric power stations use short wide generators..which require rapid rpm's to gain the high level of electric power produced.. .

The electricity from the long tall column shape electric generators output of electricity can be used in any household or shop....even adding more electrical charge support to the fans that keep the electric bike battery recharged all the time.

This is perpetual motion? I don't think it is. Because I need to add water every now and again to my Thermal Insulated Tank.. Of course it needs to be watched and attended to; but people have to watch and attend to maintenance for the coal burning Electric Generators, so nothing is unusual in this comparison...except my Gyrotator does not pollute...or require burning something to produce electric power.

Now if I consider the fact that my generator energy is used to heat an insulated tank of water so I can use the steam to convert into power to turn my homemade steam generator, to make even more power available..I think I am on the brink of a new discovery.

Now if I make several of these.and attach not only one electric bike, but two or three to my Generator Gyrotator ....I can really pump out some wattage....I have a potential big energy source to use....And there is also no nuclear power waste or radiation, or CO2 emissions problems.

The step is in the right direction....and I am looking at improving frictionless generators, that can rotate with easy revolutions. I have initiated also a smaller design prototype to be used as an engine inside a car to recharge the battery...for unlimited driving range. This engine will out perform the internal combustion engine, giving the vehicle nonstop power supply.

Rev. Jermano

Dominic Jermano

Inventor and Owner

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Babel-Fish

at 19:29 on July 17th, 2009

The problem is the power to move forward is going to more than the power created by the wind generator. However it will recharge the battery on the bike but the battery will not be fully charged and in time the wind power would weaken as the battery power weakens. Well thats my logic opinion anyway. But of course the electric bike will travel further due to the replenish power from the wind generator. Ie, your not going to get perpetual motion as the battery will still need charging from the mains. Nothing is perfect but keep on experimenting it can be loads of fun.

djermano

at 19:36 on July 17th, 2009

Hello Bob;

Thanks for your comment. Like I said, extra supporting power can come from the 2 big generators to help maintain the recharged battery as it goes round and round. And the generators are frictionless ones. New types of electric generators that I make myself.

Rev. Jermano

Babel-Fish

at 21:37 on July 17th, 2009

oh I missed that bit sorry and your welcome

vgp-bps8 (not verified)

at 07:55 on July 29th, 2009

dell Inspiron 6400 battery, dell Inspiron E1505 battery, dell GD761 battery

djermano

at 05:01 on September 14th, 2009

Thanks vgp-bps8 for the information. Looks good.

Rev. Jermano

djermano

at 05:07 on September 20th, 2009

The following is my plan for :

The electric steam power car, Van, Truck, Bus, Train can work. It's just a matter of setting up a Company via interested Investors. What we could do is scan the world for companies who make specific parts and ask the producing company if they will donate the product they make to be used in our Electric Steam Powered Car.

This will would be a win win...because they know it is for a specific purpose, and they will be part owners to the development. No money is put at risk...except for delivery of goods to the assembly location.

I am most certain people would come forward to see its development.

The main issue is to decide on the type of design and what we need to build it.

It would be easy to get the car frame, and tires, then assemble the engine process. What? Batteries keep a thermos-tank always hot, as the steam and/or any type of nonflammable gas could circulate the electric turbine to keep the batteries charged. In fact any other inflammable gas would be more preferred than water, because the boiling point is much lower for it to turn to steam, requiring less battery energy to create the boil.

Need to decide whether the steam powers the car, or the steam is only used to power the generator which powers the electric motors, and recharges the battery.

Remember we also will have the option for wind power to power small wind generators as well located in/on various spots on the vehicle. We also can include solar panels as well, on the trunk lid, or hood, and top of the vehicle, for even more energy backup.

Wheels can have frictionless generators attached axels, that spin freely because of opposing force magnetic bearings. This is a big plus in operational reliability.

Now think of this... It will work....I have no doubts,...and then the race is on....that meaning other applications for its use....such as using in airplanes... Can you imagine the RPM's you will get from a wind power jet generator affixed to the wings.....instead of the present jet fuel powered engines they use now? I think of it as the Steam Powered Concordia....which I believe could break air speed records. If they broke the land speed records with steam on the Salt Lake Flats...think of it in the air...

How grand a technological achievement...

People interested can contact me....we can setup the objectives to move forward.

I am djermano@yahoo.com

Dom.......

ashley obrien (not verified)

at 00:37 on September 29th, 2009

I will say it again..like the others said.....you will not get anywhere with this.....why?...because you havent done your homework....apart from the fact that you dont realise the efficiency of your so-called frictionless gear will help etc etc...well it WONT...your power factor will not be 100% because we cant achieve that yet...nowhere near it...( and may never) not to mention the theory itself is wrong...too much energy is lost for it to be a perpetual (or even 50% returns) system...seriously...dude...you need more education before you waste your time and money...do you seriously think smarter men than you havent already dismissed this out of pure scientific rational reasoning?

djermano

at 03:27 on September 29th, 2009

Just what homework are you talking about? I would like to see the homework your theory says it won't work. In fact you scientific reasoning guys never have anything to prove it won't work. I believe it will work.... My power factor is that heat can be stored, and I don't need much constant heat to make steam and pressure to develop. So Mr. Obrien.....prove it won;'t work....

Rev. Jermano

Seeking (not verified)

at 08:57 on October 2nd, 2009

There is a vid on utube showing a propeller powered vehicle, albeit odd looking, moving into a 7 mph wind at 10mph if I remember the data correctly. Sorry I don't have the location other than that given. Seems like this may assit you in your search.

djermano

at 16:49 on October 2nd, 2009

I have seen it. It was made by some Chinese engineers. I had that idea for the longest time...and wrote about it in other blogs long ago. Thanks seeking..... I will never take the attitude like the Obrien comment... The people in control of the Oil Industry are the ones who spread their lying poison....to keep people trapped into buying their polluting energy. They are the very same crew who support the nuclear industry.... When you know about the Oil Tycoon history in the USA, you will find these ignorant people controlled the land in the US where the oil wells were drilled. They had no education, only had the Oil contracts...so after years of gaining money and getting their pals support to control the government in the US...via Republican and Democrat party have vested interest in keeping their investments intact....so they spread the false information that ideas I have are undoable..

They are the biggest obstructionist in the world.... I know my idea will work, becauce I can store heat in my special themos tank that will create my steam power to power my larger generator which will make the power resource I am after. My bike will be constantly recharged....running endlessly... I am quite happy about this....I know it will work.

My only setback in doing it, is I need to do other things at the moment to support my school, and save the money to make the investment. I will not falter...and will proceed.

Thanks Seeking.

Rev. Jermano

Hugh Askew

at 04:30 on October 7th, 2009

Rolling resistance from the tires, wind resistance from the bike and the rider, loss of heat from the water tank and the steam generator, friction from the generators, from the turbine blades.

There are universal laws that apply to things like this......most likely, you'll get a ticket for attempting to break them. But don't let that stop you - carry on!!!!

djermano

at 17:07 on October 7th, 2009

I am aware of those issues, and do think they are things that can be dealt with. Gas cars also have to deal with friction on the roads.

By the way there is no rider on the electric bike. It is attached to the merry go round. I am making my own generators, unlike the friction ones you have seen and that are the only choice in the market. I will not be breaking any universal laws....and shall carry on..

Thanks for reading Hugh.

Rev. Jermano

PIM of SPAIN

at 02:12 on October 6th, 2009

A bit too far fetched is your idea djermano, nevetheless interesting to read yr thoughts about perpetual motion or energy, which unfortunately to the law of dynamics doesn't exist. Also yr idea about 'frictionless generators' is unfortunately impossible either. The logics don't fix together. But basically when accepting its limitations, which I will not explain here to avoid too much technology, it is a considerable alternative, as I once read that young boys in Africa have developed a stationary bike with numbers of dynamos on the wheels, to generate electricity for charging mobile phone batteries. Otherwise local people have to walk hours to a place where electric power supply is available for recharging.