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Mechanical free energy devices => mechanic => Topic started by: a_user on January 06, 2022, 08:44:27 PM
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https://youtu.be/r4N4TiOHc-g (https://youtu.be/r4N4TiOHc-g)
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You could add some information, have you tested the efficiency ?
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Its not my device, i am just posting.
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Ok, thanks. I didn't understand all the mechanism and there is not another link.
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The device in the video is / was also looked at here @
https://overunity.com/18713/perpetual-magnetic-toy-and-explanation/msg553391/#msg553391
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I suspect a coil in the base with a very tiny pulse. Like a Bedini school girl kind of. Floor posted a great resource, looks like some good minds in there kicking it around.
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I watched the video. I love how he showed the bottom of the base. Poorly stained five layer plywood, yep.
No modifications of any type visible anywhere in the base, but poorly stained nonetheless.
I love how people jump to conclusions when there is absolutely no evidence to back their wild and usually illogical claims.
It is possible to fake anything, but the possibility of being faked does not by itself imply anything is fake without actual evidence of fakery. Logic is inconvenient for skeptics and true believers alike -- double edged sword and all that. Concerning true believers, no one can claim that they are intentionally lying, as they actually believe that what they are saying is true, so are in fact honest, even if they are wrong.
Two types of people I don't trust even as far as I can physically throw their collective mass -- scammers out to make a buck and debunkers, as both are generally quite willing to lie to suit their desired outcome.
Paul Andrulis
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I suspect a coil in the base with a very tiny pulse. Like a Bedini school girl kind of. Floor posted a great resource, looks like some good minds in there kicking it around.
The acceleration due to this pulse is not manifested when the flipping magnet assembly is removed in these videos (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEVWSWX2OLJpJ2v2xkOKqUQ).
Actually, just the opposite happens - removing the flipping magnet assembly results in rotor deceleration despite the postulated presence of the accelerating "coil in the base".
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People will believe anything today, this is clearly a scam using simple hub motors that is not even balanced on it.
First of all, this is a dc hub motor. you can tell how the simple switch reacts to the movement! No movement is being counter by opposing magnet, only when the pins move it!
The batteries are inside the so-called plywood bass, and you can tell it's nothing more then a pulse motor trick!