Finsrud's Perpetuum Mobile

[hartiberlin]

P.S: Here are the videos:

http://www.youtube.com/user/overunitydotcom?feature=mhee#g/u

I am still uploading them all, so it can still take a few hours until they are all up.
These are all HD1080p movies.

Many thanks to my girlfriend Heidi who filmed also a few movies when I talked with Finsrud.
We had already driven about 6000 Km throughout Scandinavia when we visited Finsrud and
were a little bit exhausted. So excuse my sloppy outfit.


Finsruds own Website is at:
http://www.finsrud.info

[onthecuttingedge2005]

P.S: Here are the videos:

http://www.youtube.com/user/overunitydotcom?feature=mhee#g/u

I am still uploading them all, so it can still take a few hours until they are all up.
These are all HD1080p movies.

Many thanks to my girlfriend Heidi who filmed also a few movies when I talked with Finsrud.
We had already driven about 6000 Km throughout Scandinavia when we visited Finsrud and
were a little bit exhausted. So excuse my sloppy outfit.


Finsruds own Website is at:
http://www.finsrud.info

will Finsrud let you add an induction coil or coils so that we can see if we can extract electricity from it. without it stopping.

if it works then Finsrud may be the next Einstein, maybe better than Einstein.

will he comply?

Jerry

[Low-Q]

Finsrud told me that this machine is so fine tuned so one hair straw will stop it. 'You cannot extract energy from this machine' he told me. However, I know the sound it makes are indeed energy - a point which me and Finsrud disagreed. He explained it away and told me that making sound almost does not require energy... . So from where does this sound energy come from? Anyways, in one article some years ago he said that there is three things we shouldn't dissecere: religion, Jesus, and a perpetuum mobile which works. Interpret this as you like. Without the mystery, this machine has no value.

[Low-Q]

An explanation of the machine:

A steel ball is rolling on a circular track. The weight of the ball will cause the track to wobble slightly, by being tilted towards the weight of the ball. Initially the ball finds itself in the very "bottom" of the track - at all times the lowest point.

Starting this machine takes some time, and finally the ball has exited the pendulums at the right moments - the perfect sync. Above the track, there is three fixed magnets - 120 degrees apart. These magnets are located a few degrees after the mechanical trigger which makes the pendulums to move, but the flexible arm which the magnets are fixed on to, is a few degrees in front of the pendulum triggers, and close to the big pendulum in the center. When the ball pass by these magnets, the magnets are forced towards the ball for a short moment, a pulse which will reach other mechanical parts of the machine. This force is trigging the center pendulum to offset the wobbeling of the track, so the lowest point is slightly in front of the ball. Together with the moving attractive magnets on each three outer pendulums, will force the ball to move around and around the track until something is worn out enough to mess up the sync.

I could see on one of Stefans last videos, that on of the fixed magnets did not move when the ball passed. Did you ask Finsrud about this, Stefan?

Vidar

[k4zep]

Good Morning Stephan,

I have followed Finsrud's machine for years.  Thank you for posting all the videos
from your visit to his Gallery!  What an interesting gentleman!

Respectfully
Ben K4ZEP