Published in New Energy News, June 1994, p.9
Description of F-Machine and  F-Transformer
By A.V. Frolov

The terms "F-machine" and "F-transformer" are connected with a form of magnetic flux force lines  for this type of system.

Fig.1

Fig.1 shows a device that uses permanent magnets as the rotor. The magnetic flux is concentrated in
ferromagnetic ring. The structure of this field consists of two parts. The direction of flux in one part is opposite to the direction of flux in the other part.

The coil L is an ordinary coil of wire. In strength of electromagnetic induction principle the electro-motive force EMF is generated  in coil L when rotor is revolving and flux H is changing. If the load is connected to coil L the secondary flux H is created.

The secondary flux tries to compensate any changes of the primary flux. Since in F-machine the secondary flux a created inside the ring it works against the primary flux only on half-period ot the ring, and it is co-directional to the primary flux in the other half-period of the ring.

The total effect of secondary flux is equal to zero.

Fig.2

Fig. 2 shows a similar version of bidirectional operation mode. The coil L1 is loaded with the AC generator.  The coils L2 and L3 create two opposite magnetic fluxes H2 and H3 Total effect of creation of power in loads is equal to zero.

The number of secondary coils is not limited. The value of power in one coil is a function of velocity of the primary flux changes similar to conventional calculations. The consolidation of secondary coils to increase total output power is possible after rectification of every current since currents in different coils are not coherent.

The general principle is the creation of a bidirectional  power process. It is not possible to get power in load without connection between cause and  effect but it is possible to create two opposite effects for one cause.

The total effect is equal to zero in this case.


Excerpt from article by Dr. Harold Aspden,"Three Experiments on Free Energy," Space Energy
Newsletter, Dec. 1993.

According to Dr. Aspden this "experiment (his Fig.1) gives the "free energy" answer, but he wrote: "to my surprise, with the coil arrangement shown in (Aspden's) Fig. 2. I found that the free energy becomes available well below the knee of the B-H curve at quite normal flux densities! Even at one-fifth of magnetic saturation levels, the excess free energy potential can exceed the  input power and give a twice-unity factor of   performance".

 It is clear that Dr. Aspden will value the idea of the F-Generator and F-Motor. His Fig. 2 shows the same situation for magnetic flux superposition that is described above in the F-Generator scheme.

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