ÖVR – short survey on a technology
Dear ÖVR sponsors, members, GAIA members and fans of the ultimate energy of the future
An ÖVR member sent us a film which we have already had our practitioners check “theoretically”, but no replica or tests were made.
So we are carrying out a short survey. Can this converted alternator achieve an over-unity effect?
Index of the video
- 00:00 Introduction
- 00:18 Modifying a car alternator into a brushless generator
- 00:25 Removing the pulley
- 01:05 Removing the alternator
- 02:54 Modifying the rotor
- 03:53 Gluing the neodymium magnets
- 07:04 Preparing the epoxy resin
- 09:30 Soldering the copper winding wires
- 10:19 Assembling the brushless electric power generator
- 12:22 Coupling the single-phase motor
- 12:32 Making the motor mount
- 14:02 Fixing the motor pulley
- 14:23 Making the mount for the brushless generator
- 16:06 Fixing the motor and generator to the wooden base
- 16:40 Connecting the generator and motor with the drive belt
- 17:10 Making the electrical connections
- 18:40 Power generator finished
- 18:59 Testing the power generator
Survey
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Has any of you converted such an alternator exactly according to the instructions above? If so:
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Does this converted alternator really run?
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If so, for how long?
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What economic circumstances make it interesting in terms of price/performance?
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If you didn’t build it yourself – do you know anyone who has done the above?
If you are one of those in the know or a practitioner, please take part in this short survey and answer the questions briefly. Or, as a GAIA member, use the comment function below the post. That reaches us and all other members too.
Contact
Answers will gladly be treated confidentially!
Ing. Wilhelm Mohorn for the ÖVR service team

Österreichische Vereinigung für Raumenergie (Austrian Association for Space Energy)
Schneedörflstrasse 23
2651 Reichenau/Rax
Austria
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