Centrifugal Force Overunity

[Overunityguide]

Hi all,

I would like to show you my results on my Centrifugal Force Overunity experiments in a real physics simulation environment.
One of my best results shows a overunity ratio (or Coefficient of performance) of 1 to 40

You can find my youtube videos on my brand new site: http://www.overunityguide.com
And you can download the simulation files which I have used to create these videos for this site, so that you can try to reproduce the same effects on your own pc.

I hope that you all will find my experiments and my results just as interesting as I do.

Have Phun with it. And with Kind Regards, JdR [the Netherlands]

[synchro1]

Do you believe a self runner might be constructed this way?

[Overunityguide]

Hello synchro1,

In my opinion, any system with a COP (Coefficient of performance) ratio > then 3 can be a self-running system.
One of my simulation files is showing a COP of 40. So I do think that this type of system can be made self running.
But it is in the beginning phase, so only a simulation for now, but my little Lego experiment about Forces Acting Upon Gears, which video can also be found on my site, shows that different forces can be separated, and that they don't influence each other.

with Kind Regards, JdR

[Cherryman]

Hi JdR,

I Think you are on to something!
I can see several ways of harnessing work from it already!
maybe magnets at the place of the blocks and a ring of coils around it

I Think its great! 

Ben je al iets aan het bouwen? 

[Overunityguide]

Hi Cherryman,

The motors working at the rim of the flywheel, can be seen as generators, this because they cannot overcome the centrifugal force.
So to get power back out from this type of systems, the only thing you have to do is turning around two or more generators at the rim which are connected to the fixed center gear. Just as you can see in my videos.

And no, I am not building it at the moment, but I am planning to in the near future...
And in Dutch: (Nee ik ben er nog geen een aan het bouwen, maar ben dat in de nabije toekomst wel van plan...)

Kind Regards, JdR