R-Walker Selfsustaining Free Energy bike from Mexico

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agree.
I would simply think about a super-cap-buffered dc motor, having an interesting operation point@ 2000rpm.
Maybe its possible to reduce systematic and frequent losses by a third using that buffering !?

If the two students have come up with an over unity electric motor and generator self loop combination
using the super caps as a buffer somehow, then that is quite the invention for some students. I would think however
if the two students stated in the robotics contest in Spain that they have an over unity generator system
mounted on their R-Walker, that this would have created much more of a stir amongst the contest judges and
organizers and in the news, etc.  than it seems to have done. It would make more sense to me that they are using something
like portable solar panels to recharge the battery when not using the bike, but the students have said that the bike does
not require external charging. We will just have to wait and see if we can get more technical details.

[lancaIV]

This is about a 200 US$ prototype,
later the industrial standart evehicle can use power and energy source inventions like this :
http://www.newcastleinnovationscience.com.au/supercapacitor-technology

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I have sent the inventors mails and messages via Facebook.
We will see, what they will respond...

I think the two students are supposed to be showing their R-Walker bike in Bucharest, Romania which
takes place from Thursday May 14 to Monday May 18, for the world final Informatrix robotics competition.
http://www.infomatrix.ro/schedule

[mscoffman]

The new ice is probably a 2 stroke, 2 stroke engines often require oil to be added
to the gasoline mixture. So it's quite possible the engine could be running only
on lubrication oil. At any rate lubrication is going to require the oil present in critical
areas. The high DC alternator output of scooter engines is well known.

..S..MarkSCoffman

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The new ice is probably a 2 stroke, 2 stroke engines often require oil to be added...

I think it only has an electric motor. No ICE.