Mervace Working Magnetic motor using induction feedback

[MeggerMan]

Ahh so it is powered by local transmissions.

Ahh well, back to the MEG experiment for me then.
I was looking forward to something that worked.

Regards

Rob

[Omnibus]

Hi Stefan,

Is this a disappointment or what?

We have to get back to the good old SMOT, the only viable device so far definitively violating the principle of conservation of energy.

[allcanadian]

So it is an adams motor cool, Harti I think were on the same page, I just interpreted adams work differently.
Here is a diagram of what I have done, red arrows are induced current in attraction, blue arrows are full reversed current to a load.

the magnet approaches coil induced current (red)charges small cap full first-then large cap
when switch opens at register small cap is charged to higher voltage from forward current spike
switch closes- small cap discharges first, reversing current through coil to load(blue), large cap discharges reversing current through coil and powering load(blue).
The only difference is that current is flowing on approach and retreat of the magnet, current flow does not imply work unless energy is radiated or forces such as back-drag are incurred.

[Omnibus]

@mramos,

Yes you did. Stefan was sceptical too. @peter_schmalenbach rejected it out of hand. Recall, I suggested to put the device in a Faraday cage to avoid this trivial possibility which, unfortunately, turned out to be the case. So, there is some healthy scepticism here.

As for SMOT, as I said many times, it violates the principle even as is, not in a closed loop and that's definitive. This has far-reaching scientific consequences. For practical purposes, however, the excess energy produced in SMOT has to be harnessed in a self-sustaining device probably similar to Torbay motor.

[Omnibus]

@All,

Well, good, at least, that the matter was resolved in several days and didn't protract itself for months in these endless threads.