Directory:Alpha Omega Galaxy Freefall Generator (AOGFG)
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Compiled by Congress:Founder:Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
Sept. 18, 2010
The Internet has been abuzz with an article that came out in a British newspaper, Somerset, announcing that an inventor in Wells "has put together a machine he claims is the first step in creating free energy from perpetual motion."
I wish people wouldn't describe free energy devices in this way. The energy is coming from somewhere. Just because the inventor or reviewer doesn't know where it is coming from, doesn't mean it's "perpetual motion." If anything, the best a "perpetual motion" machine could do it keep going, not produce excess power – unless it is harnessing that power from the environment somehow.
In a follow-up email the inventor told me: "I have never claimed 'perpetual motion' - these were the journalists words not mine!" You'll want to see the rest of his There was an error working with the wiki: Code[1] as it clarifies several things, including that he demonstrated the technology to the patent office as well as to 14 UK engineers.
In the Somerset article, the inventor says that though a small amount of external input is required to activate and control the system, in net it produces more power than it consumes. "Once operating, the external energy input can be supported by power generated and harnessed from the system itself."
: The machine, largely created out of leftover bicycle parts and a windscreen-washer motor uses high-powered magnets and a series of flywheels to apparently create energy from gravity. A tiny amount of power is provided by the washer motor, using a rubber band cut from a bicycle inner tube. The flywheels keep turning, even though it would seem impossible for the motor to move the weight of the machine.
: Its designer claims a commercial version of the invention, around the size of a washing machine, could produce enough power to run a house, virtually free of charge and could be installed anywhere without the need for a power source, which would make it invaluable in isolated locations.
Somerset also included a video with their story, which they apparently shot while visiting the inventor.
At the conclusion of the article, they state: "The Wells Journal has seen the machine in action, and 'it does appear to work'. The tiny motor should not be powerful enough to keep the machine turning once it is started with a light push – but it does."
The inventor says "It does not need to be stationary in order to function and therefore can also be used to power, or support the powering of any type of water vessel, land vehicle or aviation machine it can provide a solution for most energy requirements."
I've added this technology to our listing of the Directory:Best Exotic Clean Energy Technologies.
Official Website
http://AOGFG.com - commenced September 6, 2011. Prior to that time, we at PES gladly offered this present page as a temporary home for collecting information about this technology.
Latest
March 18, 2013
(as of July 3, 2012)
Still on the drawing board.
August 2, 2011
More info coming soon.
June 4, 2011
Bobby claims that he has a functional design. More info expected soon.
May ~15, 2011
New device completed will take some work to get the timing right for it to work.
May 10, 2011
Neither of the two professional prototypes work, but Bobby said it was because the settings were not correct.
Feb. 2, 2011
Bobby wrote the following in his Facebook update: (slightly edited)
: "Dear friends, as I said early last year, gravity free energy systems will be in the market erly this year. The commercial prototypes will be ready by the end of this month.
: "A group of green activ[ist] friends are already starting to build AOGFG generators to power a transport ship in the EU.
: "English group is working on AOGFG 15 year lifetime generator for int[ernational] market: 1.5MW Portable, [to be installed] in 20ft shiping container."
Videos
Prototypes 9 & 10
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Sterling Allan shot this video at Bobby Amarasingam's place in Somerset, Britain on September 5, 2011. These are a couple of earlier prototypes that presented learning information on which he expanded. He said that he measured prototype 10 (the second of the two in the video) as outputting four times as much energy as input, using gravity as the driving inertial force. (YouTube / PESNetwork Sept. 13, 2011)
Bristol Prototype Progress
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Sorry for poor quality. This video of Bobby Amarasingham's technology prototype was shot with a cell phone. The good news is that he gave us permission to share it because the resolution is low enough that no keys are disclosed.
This is a unit built by an engineering group in Bristol, U.K. It is almost completed.
If I understand correctly, this one was designed to be self-powering with energy left over for practical use. I don't think this is one that requires modest drive power to produce copious output, which is what the group in Holland is producing as a production prototype.
Bobby expects that this Bristol prototype will produce about 4 kilowatts with the outer (Ferris) wheel spinning at 60 rpm, while the inner wheels spin at 240 rpm. Doubling the speed is calculated to quadruple the power output. The calculations take the size, speed, weight, and out of balance torque into consideration, and are done by professional scientists.
The production prototype from Holland is very nearly completed. (''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rIcDQxWgK4
YouTube] / PESNetwork'' March 23, 2011)
AOGFG Gravity Motor (1 of 3)
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Cell phone video taken by British inventor, Bobby Amarasingam. He says that this prototype is able to produce 4 times more energy from the generators around the periphery than it takes to spin the main rotor mechanism. (YouTube PESNetwork Nov. 10, 2010)
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AOGFG Gravity Motor (2 of 3)
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Cell phone video taken by British inventor, Bobby Amarasingam. He says that this prototype is able to produce 4 times more energy from the generators around the periphery than it takes to spin the main rotor mechanism. (YouTube PESNetwork Nov. 25, 2010)
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AOGFG Gravity Motor (3 of 3)
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Cell phone video taken by British inventor, Bobby Amarasingam. He says that this prototype is able to produce 4 times more energy from the generators around the periphery than it takes to spin the main rotor mechanism. (YouTube PESNetwork Nov. 25, 2010)
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ThisisSomerset (TV) [removed]
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Remix (YouTube theenergydream Sept. 21, 2010)
Wells inventor's Alpha Omega Galaxy Freefall Generator (in article) - A Wells inventor has put together a machine he claims is the first step in creating free energy from perpetual motion (ThisisSomerset video Sept. 14, 2010)
Patents
"I have filed a patent on the machine and demonstrated the basic system to officials at the patent office." -- Inventor to PES (Sept. 18, 2010)
Profiles
Company: Non yet?
According to the Somerset article, the inventor states: "We have already received keen interest from companies in the Far East and Europe, but would prefer for the initial production of these innovative products to benefit the UK. We are still in the early stages, and hope that local UK based manufacturing companies will be interested and approach us with a view to helping bring these products to market."
Its designer is looking for a supplier of low speed generator units suitable for use with the machine and precision engineers with the skills needed to create the components needed to improve the machines efficiency.
Inventor:
The designer wishes to remain anonymous.
Correspondence from the Inventor
On September 18, 2010 5:19 AM Mountain time, the AOGFG Inventor wrote:
Hello Sterling,
Thank you for your interest in my invention and your inquisitive email.
Firstly, for your information regarding the journal article,
I have never claimed 'perpetual motion' - these were the journalists words not mine!
The article reads 'the patent office will not register the design - because if it works it breaks the laws of physics.' - Once again, the journalist's words, not mine!
I have filed a patent on the machine and demonstrated the basic system to officials at the patent office.
This machine converts gravity and magnetic energy into mechanical force. Although this system can be balanced accordingly to turn itself from gravity force, if I do this it is harder to control the system to start and stop, etc. therefore I chose to make the machine balanced to almost zero to be able to start and stop with a minimum input of energy.
I have developed three variations of this machine, which all prove 100% energy can be created from gravity force.
So far, 14 UK engineers have witnessed the machine in action and have agreed that the proof that gravity force can be harnessed in a machine cannot be proved in any easier way than I have already done.
In due course, I will answer more of your questions, however I have been advised to be cautious at this current stage.
Replications
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Part II - about 30% efficient
Coverage
In the News
There was an error working with the wiki: Code[1] > This Week in Free Energy™ > Sterling's Weekly Free Energy Review on SmartScarecrow Show: March 21, 2013 - 3 Key Elements • Upcoming Yildiz Magnet Motor demo in Geneva • AOGFG Inertial Generator on Facebook • Tesla and Wireless Electricity Faster than the Speed of Light • How the RCA 1917 Upgrade Did Away with Tesla Longitudinal Waves • Odometry (FreeEnergyNews)
AOGFG Looking to Sell MW Power Rather than Inertial Generator Devices Themselves (World News March 7, 2012)
Somerset man invents perpetual motion machine - The Alpha Omega Galaxy Freefall Generator is built mainly from old bicycle parts and a windscreen-washer motor, and is essentially a fly-wheel that appears to rattle around by itself. (TechEYE Sept. 17, 2010)
Inventor makes machine that 'breaks the laws of physics' - A Wells inventor has put together a machine that he claims is the first step in creating free energy from perpetual motion. He says it produces more power than it consumes. (This is Somerset UK September 16, 2010)
A machine that breaks the laws of physics (2DayBlog September 17, 2010)
Man develops perpetual motion machine that creates energy from gravity (GizmoWatch September 17, 2010)
Forums
The Alpha Omega Galaxy Freefall Generator (AOGFG) (Energetic Forum September 16, 2010)
Welsh Inventor Makes Machine That Breaks the Laws of Physics (E-mpire September 16, 2010)
Alpha Omega Galaxy Freefall Generator (OverUnity.com Sept. 17, 2010)
Contact
Bobby Amarasingam
email: [mailto:gravity_free_energy_systems@hotmail.co.uk?subject=AOGFG%20featured%20at%20PESWiki.com gravity_free_energy_systems@hotmail.co.uk]
Related Technology
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See also
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KEY COMPANIES
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