"solid state free energy device" - rebuilt it but unsuccessful

[yg_34]

I have just replicated fake meter. The battery inside the meter is 7v. If it were 9v it would be the same voltage.

[gadgetmall]

I have just replicated fake meter. The battery inside the meter is 7v. If it were 9v it would be the same voltage.

Good JOB Mates !!. and yes the meter rigged was a final variable i thought of but never mentioned .
So tenuis you see how some people will go to the extreme and even fake a meter_ something the ordinary person would think "no he i'snt going to take his meter apart and rig it .

Tk;) Nice detective work and thank you for putting up with this breakdown of freaking faker . The meter would have been the very last thing ..T

The coil is nothing more than a meer Switch to the contacts of the rigged motor .

[yg_34]

I wish I would have replicated something  valuable 

[gadgetmall]

yg_34 .You did . you participated and showed the solution.  But see how easy it was for that lifehacker 2012 to get hits on his channel and fool almost everyone .
Those meters are like 3 dollars and have pots in them . you could  adjust that thing to show 12 volts when there is nothing there but the electrical output from your hands . That is why i stopped using them in videos . When the battery starts to die they show erroneous readings and you have to go inside them to recalibrate then to the supply battery volts . They are accurate if supplied with the 9 volt fully charged but i bought several and most needed recalibrating with a known good meter . In my case My fluke .

TO give this further merit and i agree with TK that it was odd that he did not check the 9 volt (first clue) or reverse the leads on his magic coil, which if he did then that would throw this in to the unexplained .

[TinselKoala]

I see that great minds think alike.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koNnPYjeKDE

Inside the meter there is a solder bridge that makes the connection from the negative probe lead socket to the circuit board. I just desoldered this connection and hooked up there a battery pack made of 2 x CR2025 batteries, just taped together with cellotape, didn't even solder leads to the batteries, just taped them on. There is plenty of room inside the meter for the batteries behind the display. You could probably get 10 of them in there.