Anyone take a look at theses ideas...

[infringer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDiHuZuIM-Y

Very very interesting ....

I suspect the water one would be the easiest to generate power from with a generator ....

Are they fake do they violate any laws?

I seem to remember a guy who was making a wheel something like divinci's wheel with weights then it became vaporware or whatever.

Whatever the case just figured I would share and see what kind of feedback I get if it is fake or you seen it my apologies.

[citfta]

Those example are just repostings of devices built by veprojects1.  None of them actually work.  Veprojects1 builds them as educational demonstrations.  He does beautiful work.  It is a shame people can steal other peoples work and claim it as their own but I see this all the time on YouTube.  Here is a link to veprojects1 page on YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/user/veproject1

Enjoy.

Carroll

[sm0ky2]

you have to be careful with veproject1
he shows both working and nonworking technologies.
all in a way that demonstrates what they would look like if working.
there is rarely any distinguishing characteristics between a video that is real and one that is hoaxatory.
This builder knows a million tricks to hide micro-motors and micro-pumps, changing electric and/or magnetic fields
so that you cannot see the true mode of operation.
only what is apparent in the demonstration.

his use of coloring distractions and video perspective is very advanced and often can go unnoticed by viewers.

Personally, I take any of his videos with a grain of salt, as usually the device originates elsewhere, where useful information can be found.

[Nink]

I don't believe any of his  "perpetual motion" machines work or are claimed to work.  He does actually say they are impossible and there is disclaimer on his website. 
http://www.veproject1.org/index.php/perpetual-motion/ 


Perpetual motion, the action of a device that, once set in motion, would continue in motion forever, with no additional energy required to maintain it. Such devices are impossible on grounds stated by the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Perpetual motion, although impossible to produce, has fascinated both inventors and the general public for hundreds of years. The enormous appeal of perpetual motion resides in the promise of a virtually free and limitless source of power. The fact that perpetual-motion machines cannot work because they violate the laws of thermodynamics has not discouraged inventors and hucksters from attempting to break, circumvent, or ignore those laws.

[FatBird]

It sure looks real to me.   In the explanation he says there is MORE WEIGHT
of the water in the funnel, thus pushing the water higher up the hose.
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