DeBunk This

[Pirate88179]

Nice job Rusty.  I'll bet this gets reposted as proof of free energy one day, ha ha.  I am not kidding either.

Very well done Sir.

Bill

[Lidmotor]

Very nice and clever bricolage!

Hiding the power source (super cap) in plain sight is a nice touch.

What I do not understand is why some people like the man with the sun glasses go to all that trouble in order to gain some short lived fame. Just moving the heavy stuff and mounting it must be a chore. (I do understand why you built your small debunk version. It is educational and funny.)

Greetings, Conrad


Thanks Conrad,
  I think that too many of these people are trying to use these frauds to make a living.  I know TK goes after these folks to try and stop unfortunate people from getting hurt.  The fun ones, where nobody is asking for money, don't bother me.  To me they are just puzzles and can end up as great learning tools.

Bill
  Once in awhile I find one of my video posted in an odd place and wonder how it got there.  My "Mini Tesla Coil" video showed up on someone's site promoting that guys free energy device.  It happens.  I wouldn't be surprised if this video wanders around the web.
--Rusty
 

[TinselKoala]

Even better version of the shaded pole one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0-bK3s_6Nc

[tinman]

Even better version of the shaded pole one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0-bK3s_6Nc

As he doesn't  lift it from the bench,he can hide his supply wires very easily.


Brad

[tinman]

Good debunk Brad.  You have to admit the guy did a pretty good job on the "project".  Too bad there were so many obvious flaws in the thing.  I think that I would have at least cleaned up all the junk on the floor before I did the video.  A scaled down version of this would make a nice conversation piece if you improved the design a bit--but why bother. 
   ....and one more free energy device bites the dust.

  I am still puzzled by that twin shade pole motor one.  The Chineeeeeezzeee one.

  Rusty

P.S.  I stopped the video at 10:30 and you can see where the main feed wires come out of the generator (inverter?) so the terminal block is wired correctly and not shorted as we thought.  I'm still going with the idea the inside 'Big Blue' is a car battery and a strong inverter to run every thing.

Mmm
Well on closer inspection,you could be right Rusty. It did look like the thick red wire was a jumper,but it could be coming out from the box on the generator.
This actually makes more sense,as that would confirm a very small 240 volt AC motor inside the large green motor housing.
I agree that the generator houses a battery and inverter.

Loved your mini version.
Can you do it without the cap?

Brad