panic mode
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In case any of you hadn't put it together yet, i was thinking to reverse engineer the concept of the worlds most powerful electromagnet, ....
i have to agree with the first part, nobody can follow what you have in mind. no drawings, no numbers, no physics, no sense...
if you can't put a number on it, you are wasting everyone's time and any idea you come up with is just clowning in front of masses
(over unity folks are entertaining but only to a point, they quickly get boring).
for example you are talking about efficiency and how you would like to improve it on a rectifier design. a novel idea! however, have you any idea what is efficiency of other noble concepts like flame or mercury rectification? or why you don't see them around while there are literally hundreds of diodes everywhere around you? do you know how to measure or compute losses in a diode?
then you are thinking about reverse engineering something that is not even secret:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitter_electromagnet
who are you? what are you?
do you even have a plan?
if i think of it, there are in general three ways one can make a discovery:
1. own experience (everyone knows since childhood that falling down causes pain etc.)
2. targeted research (you study and learn what is known, then focus on on research/experiments/number crunching that push the envelope in a not explored area)
3. accident (you witnessed something remarkable, that was not documented before)
your idea is to do something in an energy sector (very lucrative!) but the options are limited:
1. own experience: you are not doing it, in fact you are asking others to brainstorm for you. and if you already knew it, you would not ask for help. it is not like you are building prototypes or walking through some fairy land full of rectifier alternatives.
2. targeted research: you are not doing it, you did not get needed education and you are not doing own research, worse - you are considering reverse engineering things that are not even secret. you want to improve efficiency of something that you can't even quantify. how can you then even tell if something is more efficient? you want to improve current designs and you don't even know what the current designs are (just kidding, i am sure you already know everything there is to be known about commutators, frog leg winding etc).
3. accident: this is what you hope for, stumble upon something magical that nobody else sees. something that is in the heads of other people and yet you are the one to seize the moment... maybe aliens landing in your back yard and revealing to you some new technology.