Wasif Kahloon's Magnet Motor

[Jimboot]

Jim, we know that Wasif is lying from the simple observation that there is no perceptible reaction torque from the device he claims is a generator that produces 3kW at 80rpm, while connected to ~3kW of load.  Were the device actually what he claimed, it would require over 250 lb ft of torque to turn the shaft.  In both videos we see that the "generator" instead turns freely with just a gentle push.  In the second video we see that the "motor" and the "generator" are coupled with a poorly aligned and soft compression spring with only a common hose clamp retaining it on the "motor" side and no visible means of attachment on the "generator" side.  Yet, according to Wasif's claims that spring would have to transmit 250 lb ft of torque.  And as Dean has pointed out, the "generator" is missing the end bearing on the load side.

Wasif has revealed far more than enough to determine without any doubt that the machine is a very bad fake.

I just have an issue with "we know". Not a problem with "he must be" or "He has to be" . Stating things as facts without actually having them can be a bit dodgy.

[MarkE]

Jim, the observable facts concerning:  the lack of reaction torque, the absurd coupling, and the lack of an end bearing are there for all to see, as are Wasif's specific claims of power and rpm.  Those are direct observations.  They do not require deduction. 

The deduced proof is:  Wasif's power and rpm claims together require a reaction torque of more than 250 lb ft.  The device exhibits a reaction torque that is only a tiny fraction of 250 lb ft.  Ergo Wasif's claims are false.  QED.

[Jimboot]

QED he must be using a hidden motor. 
Semantics I know but I dont KNOW that he is using a 220V 50Hz AC motor. #justsayin

[MarkE]

QED he must be using a hidden motor. 
Semantics I know but I dont KNOW that he is using a 220V 50Hz AC motor. #justsayin

Jim, I don't make that specific claim.  Whether Dean is right or wrong in his speculation concerning the use of a 50Hz AC motor or not does not affect the fact that the lack of reaction torque proves that Wasif's claims are false.

[DilJalaay]

if he is using 3.5kva generator as he said, then what i am looking, it is too small in size. this size generator can hardly give us 800watts only, as per my experience.
as far as i know 3.5kva is big enough generator.


Also if we let suppose it is 3.5kva then at full load as showing in his video, it will be very hard to rotate it. I dont think even a strong man can hardly rotate it.


Now the point is that how his small coupling spring bear that much force?