I will confirm everything. At the demo I will hand out a spec sheet on the device and answer any and all questions will no reservations what so ever.
As I value my time I value others time. So there will be no surprises or anything hidden.

I have postive results in such that I can rewind the device from its own power without any external input. The device uses a large bank of capacitors over 800 of them. And I am still putting them all together. My output from the coils is between 500-600mv per min. as you know you cannot just dump this into a single cap. I have to charge a large number of caps one at a time. I am using a matrix approach where I charge the caps individually. They are arranged in parallel strings and the strings are arranged in series.
When I have charged up each cap and the entire system is charged to a certain voltage it is then dumped into a large 1farad capacitor arrangement that is used to run the motor.
When the large mattrix dump happens into the 1 farad cap this must be done multiple times to build the 1 farad up to the voltage I need to run the motor for the required time. I have done this miltiple times. It takes approx 68 hours to charge the device. This turns the clock key 2.6 times. One complete turn of the equals two days or 48 hours.
In other words I can now generate in 68 hours enough energy to keep the system continously running for 125 hours.
It is this large bank of caps and the assembly of the device which is taking the time.
I am using the clock hand itself to individually charge each individual cap.
This is kind of a simplified version of the device but it shows the basic running operation.

Anybody heard from bill yet?

Not a word since the 28th... And its roughly 2 weeks after the initial deadline too. He did say "it will take me another week or two to finish up", but he claimed he was assembling additional cap banks for storing all the excess energy. I don't know why this is needed for the video though. Measure a empty cap bank, run the machine, cut scene for 68 hours or more, rewind spring. Unfortunately this will only add to the skepticism. It would take no more then 3 days to fully demonstrate this device according to his last post. The only problem is there is no way to determine what happened during 68 hours plus cut scene.

Due to that conclusion, I would like to suggest a concept for the public demo. Lock the device in a internally hinged cage that can be held shut by multiple locks. Each demo participant brings their own kind of lock. The device is then pre checked for stored energy and upon finishing first day inspections the cage is locked by each observer and they retain their keys for their locks. After a set number of hours the cage is then opened. The rest is obvious...

I still really hope he still releases a video though! 

Well thats been well over many days, no updates from Bill or this one above? Nothing?

hi slncspkr,
looks very nice.

How much electricity canyou generate with it ?

Isit enough to rewind the clock mechnism ?

Many thanks for posting the video.

@Harti:
  Hello Harti. I'm not using any clock mechanism at all.
   I'm using an electronic circuit that is powered by 1._ 1.5 volt small batt and pushes the pendulum everytime the small magnet atached to the pendulum passes by the small coil in the circuit as you can see in the video and I'm able to produce about 1.5 volts a day but...... no enough current.  I think I need to add more caps to keep filling them up but it is going to take longer for them to fill but I have about 1 year before I drain the batt out.  plenty of time.

@Harti:
  Hello Harti. I'm not using any clock mechanism at all.
   I'm using an electronic circuit that is powered by 1._ 1.5 volt small batt and pushes the pendulum everytime the small magnet atached to the pendulum passes by the small coil in the circuit as you can see in the video and I'm able to produce about 1.5 volts a day but...... no enough current.  I think I need to add more caps to keep filling them up but it is going to take longer for them to fill but I have about 1 year before I drain the batt out.  plenty of time.

Bill,
Is this why we have not heard from you, not enough current?

Regards,
Mark