Pendulum energy. Pneumatic driven permanent magnet generator. “Elliott Air Swing”

This is a prototype of one of my many experiments. It is running and producing electricity. It has a 48 volt permanent magnet generator. A small pneumatic cylinder being driven in one direction. Th only electric power input is the pneumatic solenoid which runs for .15 seconds at 4 second intervals. I am applying 80 psi and the air compressor runs for 45 to 56 seconds at 47 minute intervals. I am still measuring outputs.....

[zenictawon]

why generator not ruin on circle ??? how to charge ??

[SINANOZYOLDAS]

I am ready to carry out the electricity generation project with angular resonance together with investors who agree to make an official protocol. I have worked for 15 years for this project. After the official signatures are signed, everything will be done openly.

[kwacz]

not practical to generate energy, but i would build one just because its cool. I like it because its different. build it and let it run. everyone needs a hobby, but dont expect to get any useable power from it because you always have to put more in than you get out. but I would let it run anyway just because it looks cool.

[OverUnity]

I like this one. I began working on a similar thing but I hopped to use

strong magnets on the end of the pendulum such that they would

sandwich a serpentine coil, generating energy, an additional circular coil would

pulse the pendulum to keep it swinging.

[SG-opnt]

how many amps (from your 12V battery) does the air compressor pull in the 45 to 56 seconds period?

[daviddavids]

some late thoughts. a reciprocating system that produces intermittent output force is not 'gonna fly'. whenever gravity is 'used', gravity 'takes back' a large part of the energy, on the 'uphill' side. such a config Cannot be as efficient as you may think. in part, because, when determining efficiency ALL INPUT ENERGY Must be 'counted'. this includes the energy Consumed by a compressor or any other input-side machinery. googletranslate

[RajnaVilmos]

It looks like too much investment for too little energy output. Have you calculated yet the Rate of return?

[PP.EKOTECH]

Good ! ;)
Big noise... :)
Regards !
PP.

[jameselliott]

The piston is driven back up by the pendulum to insure contact when activated.

I increased load with a 800w peak inverter running 110v drill and had to up the air pressure to 90 psi to maintain. running over 10 hours now.

The deep sound you hear is the permanent magnet generator turning.

[valveman]

It looks impressive. I just don't know what benefit you would get from this. Certainly not overunity.

[richardmaxim]

Instead of using pulleys you should use gears. Like those toys that you squeeze. Your completely underutilized the force of it