The energy machine of Joseph Newman

an invention whose time has come

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The energy machine of Joseph Newman

an invention whose time has come

4th ed.
  • 3 Want to read
  • 1 Have read

Joseph Newman attempts to convince the reader that a coil can accumulate voltage in excess of its source if it is not cleverly shorted to itself via a parallel resistive load. Such was accomplished by the, then named, National Bureau of Standards.

The RPM and torque of his device depends upon voltage, alone, since little current is allowed to pass through his primary coil due to its excessive length of 50 miles or more.

Current wants to take the path of least resistance. Since 50 miles of wire exceeded the resistance of the NBS's load test, they concluded that Newman's device did not exceed its input power and, thus, did not produce overunity.

On the basis of that one error in testing Newman's device, the failed outcome of his patent dispute in Federal court hinged.

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333

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The energy machine of Joseph Newman: an invention whose time has come
1986, Joseph W Newman, Brand: Joseph Westley Newman, Joseph Westley Newman
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New Orleans, La

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Pagination
[1 v.]
Number of pages
333

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Open Library
OL25558805M
Internet Archive
energymachinejos00newm
ISBN 10
0961383542
ISBN 13
9780961383541
OCLC/WorldCat
60097474

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"...it is impossible for anyone to begin to learn what he thinks he already knows." - Epictetus
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