Free Energy Magnet Motor selfrunning powering lightbulb

[hartiberlin]

Here is a ruff translation someone posted below the video.
I translated it with Google translator and cleaned it up a bit:


Czech - detected to English translation
Original text: Colloquial Czech (Originaltext: Colloquial MB)

cameraman: Well, I do not know if my camera can capture it right..

Inventor: And watch out , don´t go too close to the Neodymns, the magnets are bastards, just like an eraser.

cameraman: Should I tighten now the bulb?

Inventor: Yeah, we can turn the bulb on, now the cap is a bit loaded, it will have that little bit more voltage

Inventor: This ?deposit? is a classic, this is normal as it is to ... bye ... (end video)

[AnandAadhar]

Why the bulb and wiring? For me it would be enough to see a magnet motor running as simple as that.
I also tried many of this type of designs, but indeed the sticky point is always the trouble. Free rotors give the best run down times. My conclusion was and remains: magnetism as a static force will by itself alone never result in overunity. Its probably a prank.

[gammarayburst]

This is just a sprial motor in a mirror.
Paul will call his lawyers just like he did when Butch LaFonte built one.
He got his idea from Butch in the first place. Paul asked him to sign a confidentaly agreement and when Butch did he showed him the drawings and it was Butch's design he had published a year before.
What ever happened to Sprian's spiral motor any way? He spent over one million dollars US on it he says.
Ray

[Mk1]

I think this is the camelot type ring , but the hole is bigger all the magnets are the same face , the magnets cover 222 degree and the hole 137 phi ratio .

[Paul-R]

This is just a sprial motor in a mirror.
Paul will call his lawyers just like he did when Butch LaFonte built one.
He got his idea from Butch in the first place.

If he throws his weight around, he will find, soon enough, that Yasunori Takahashi has prior art on this.
I heard that he, the father of VHS and other high level stuff, disclosed but did not bother to patent
because the concept was not significantly different to another disclosure, possibly Minato.
Its a joke.

Here is Tom Bearden's work on it
http://www.cheniere.org/misc/wankel.htm

The interesting thing will be if Romerouk actually gets it to work.