Electricity from Water and Water from Electricity

July 11th, 2014

At this point in our history it might be nearly blasphemous to suggest, but it seems that water could provide unlimited amounts of electricity and electricity could provide unlimited amounts of water – given oxygen, hydrogen, and maybe some amount of electricity to start the process. This process would seem to allow for a perpetual motion of sorts that could keep the process in equilibrium.  That is, when electricity or water is removed, the process would create more water or electricity to restore an equilibrium balance. 

AVT, P.E.   

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PS.  Am I already too old for PhD. studies to this end? Because, more than likely, it probably would take resources to learn to create/master this sort of perpetual motion process – at least initially.

Gyroscopes in Space

Gyroscopes in space.  Or maybe…, gyroscopes within gyroscopes in space.  Redesigned, redundant and complementary generators – or motors, depending on one’s terminology and perspective.  Sort of a   gravity-driven power.

But..., to speak in “Star Trek” terms, could a photon torpedo type of energy be delivered and utilized?  Either way, better results might likely be had if we were to team together to that end, worth noting if you hadn’t already. 

AVT (Sept., 2013)

The Universe and Geometric Chattel

http://poetrybyadamvernontrotter.blogspot.com/2010/09/universe-and-geometric-chattel-draft.html

 

Perpetual Motion Machine to Possibly Generate Electricity.

January 13th, 2011


I think I have devised a perpetual motion machine. What’s more, I think the device could generate electricity as well. Though, to be honest, others may have made the same claim in the past and may have done so with a similar design – I’m not sure at this point in time. But I believe any previous design to this end was probably somewhat different than what I have planned for my design. Then again, time will tell what the eddy current losses have to say as well as those that may have a vested interest against anyone having a potential source of free electricity.

I’ll let you know; Lord willing, that is. :)

Adam Trotter, P.E. / AVT