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

[yg_34]

Yes, I agree totally.

[gadgetmall]

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.

You don't have that on public do you Thanks TK and yes you know i am ROFL .

[gadgetmall]

Ok guys anyone want to go hunting and kill more birds ? hey heres one http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&;NR=1&;v=xR6Qait2JGY    Magnetl powered motor . Yg_34 care to give your opinion ? I know how and why .and you should too. the internet is full of amazing things and some will get even the best going .


You know these People are giving us a bad name . I think they are Jealous of us from the accomplishments we all have made . It is our duty to expose them ,shun them , kill them and give them what they deserve .only thing we can do is unlike them and don't subscribe to them and rebuke them as TK did .

[TinselKoala]

I have a similar can motor to the one shown in the video, and I just checked it to see if it would run on button cells. With 2 x 357 cells in series it runs almost exactly like the one in the video and for about the same amount of time, moderately fast at first and getting slow towards the end. I took the motor apart and there is _almost_ enough room in there for the 2 batteries without any modification!! A little work with a Dremel tool, or some smaller batteries, or an extended motor housing with the tie-wrap conveniently covering the join..... and you've got the motor sorted.

I know how I'd do the nails in the block motor, too......

ETA: Don't take it so seriously! These folks are teaching us something. If they were seriously claiming overunity or perpetual motion and trying to get funding or win a prize or something like that it would be different. But these are "magic tricks" of illusionists; critical thinking exercises. The reason no "replicators" are successful with these things is because they are not trying to replicate what they are actually seeing, they are trying to replicate what they _believe_ they are seeing, what their hopes and fears make them to see. On the other hand, when one sets out to duplicate what is _actually shown_..... it turns out not to be that hard. It took me 5 minutes to modify and test my faked DMM, and most of that was waiting for the soldering iron to warm up. I didn't actually make a faked motor, but 10 minutes of experimentation and dissecting convinced me that another hour spent working on it would produce something that duplicated what was shown, exactly, even down to the tie-wrap in its strange position.

[Lakes]

You don't have that on public do you Thanks TK and yes you know i am ROFL .

"You have to wind the coil in opposite directions to get DC out of it..."  lol