Maybe I choose the wrong title.
Its NOT a Bedini SG motor.
And its a selfrunner!
OU!!

/Hob

It's almost impossible to hear what is being said in the video.  And why didn't they show it running?  Is there any video showing it operating?

Those ebooks being sold aren't way-out-there price-wise either, and are practically being given away if it's legit info.

Unfortunately nothing shows any proof, neither the video, nor the patent. Why is it always they can't show a working model? They must be kidding... We've had that before with Perendev Motor or Muammer Yildiz or Mylow and countless others. I'm sorry for me being pessimistic, but I highly doubt this really works. I also think that that his "Ebooks" will most likely only be a hardcopy of his patent. That said there are lots of patens describing "magical machines" which never worked.
Maybe his device only "theoretically" / mathematically works... but not in practise? ...(...)

Yeah, I sure wish we could get a schematic.

If you did, would you build it??

Well, I suspect somebody here would try to build it.

As you probably realise, almost anything of interest that is posted here on OU (or any other FE forum for that matter) invariably is incomplete as far as construction details go.  So you are left to try and fill in the blanks as best you can.  I have attempted replicating many things posted on these FE forums over the years - none work as claimed, or at least none of my attempts have worked!

Just like patent information, nothing seems to work with this info either, and I've tried a few.

You are right about one thing though, most posters here could most kindly be described as armchair-builders.  I recall when the Kapagen thread craze was in full swing you had some of the big name posters here offering all kinds of build advice, yet for the first 18 pages of said thread, were genuinely clueless about the voltage-doubling circuit in use in practically every microwave oven on the planet, instead proffering that the circuit as posted was wrong.  Had they actually been building rather than instructing others, they would have known...

Another old thread here that I recently dug up accidentally concerned power-factor correction gizmo's.  Again big-name posters here were either stating that this was illegal to do, or that it didn't work or that it wouldn't save you money - a scam basically!  A few that actually tried it knew that it worked and said as much.  It left me wondering if most of the posters here are on somebody's pay-roll...

So the patents and mr. Izuogu is a possible scam.
That seems to be established now.

But what about the motor on the picture with the girls,
and in the video with the other two kids?
Its clearly not an Izuogu-motor if You read the patents.

/Hob