Another Magnetic Motor Claim

[lumen]

I noticed the little screwdriver in his hand and switching something on the boards in the box, but it didn't look so much like he was trying to hide it.

He also has several other videos which seem to lead up to this device.

[Pirate88179]

I noticed the little screwdriver in his hand and switching something on the boards in the box, but it didn't look so much like he was trying to hide it.

He also has several other videos which seem to lead up to this device.

Well, consider this...why would that box make an electronic pop on the camera when the "generator" has not ever begun to turn to provide power to that box?  There should be no energy at all in that box...UNLESS, there is a power source hidden in that box which should not be needed if the device actually generated surplus energy....right?

To me, he was attempting to hide his pushing that switch on in that box...he reaches for it...pulls his hand back a bit until he thinks the camera is following his other hand and then pushes the switch and quickly withdraws his hand.

Looks very fake to me.

Bill

[tinman]

They get worse by the minute.

I have not yet seen(bar one) a free energy device i could not replicate.
The TPU is the only one that has me a bit stumped


Brad.

[lumen]

There is a definite click at about 5:06 when he turns it on the second time to run the lights but he is not trying to hide it.
Maybe its a capacitor on the board that was still charged from the first run.
Ok, so there is some fake looking stuff.

There are some things that appear valid also.
All the previous similar designs that lead into this device.
All the large devices build on the same design after the smaller device. (why would you do that if the small device it did not operate?)

[verpies]

Well, consider this...why would that box make an electronic pop on the camera when the "generator" has not ever begun to turn to provide power to that box?  There should be no energy at all in that box...UNLESS, there is a power source hidden in that box which should not be needed if the device actually generated surplus energy....right?

This can always be explained be the need to have an exciter winding in the motor, etc...

However a Blackbox test would quickly root out a conventional hidden energy source in that box, without threatening the investor's secrets....and giving him a plausible excuse to refuse such test.

Of course, every Blackbox test should involve a hula-hoop and an EM search coil