And Leedskalnin The flywheel is just one of many incredible inventions, which left the Latvian emigration to the world. Few people know that it's time, but it would be a continuing role in the development of engine technology at zero magnetic / everyone can now play to 7 kW of power at their house for free. This article will explain what is the flywheel, and also as well to use the advantage of zero-point technology and does not need to pay on your hard driveearned money to utility companies.
And Leedskalnin - A man of many talents - Coral Castle
Leedskalnin was a native of Latvia, where he was born 1887 emigrated to the U.S., while still young in 1919 and completed the construction of what many consider the best-known for: his "Coral Castle".
Coral Castle is a monument, composed of several giant carved limestone. Many people have compared it to Stonehenge. It is the similarity of particularLeedskalnin secret behind the designs. Nobody knows how he managed to build the site without the use of modern cranes and hoists.
More recently, it has tried to move a part of the site. A bulldozer was used to move a large piece weighing tens of tons, but failed. Just as Leedskalnin could do it - nobody knows.
Coral Castle and its unsolved mysteries Leedskalnin invention we have over others, hisFlywheel.
Leedskalnin and fly
Leedskalnin interest in the structure came from the study of ancient civilizations. This has led to the inspiration for his magnetic generator flywheel that can be seen in ancient drawings.
The flywheel generator is similar to other recent magnetic generators, however, was unique because we have a huge (large mass) flywheel. In his laboratory, built Leedskanlin assembly and showed it to his neighbors. He also published aSeries of booklets to explain his theories magnet.
The Modern magnetic generator
Leedskanlin generator inspired by ancient civilizations. It was, however, are not the first or the second looked at this technology. Try to Nikola Tesla, long considered the "grandfather of electricity" devoted half of his life, to use the generation of magnetic energy.
Today, there are no commercial applications, as they are still under development.However, since these devices are so easy (basically little more than a rotor, a few magnets and some cables), then it can be done easily by anyone for home use - a typical unit is about 7 kilowatts of electricity to the magnets must be replaced (every few years).
Instead of fumbling for years as Leedskalnin and other pioneers, now you can grab a set of plans tested by someone who's been there and done everything you before. These plans cost of the order of 50Dollars, but this is a small price to pay if you save hundreds of hours of tinkering and months and years worth of electricity costs.
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