Mervace Working Magnetic motor using induction feedback

[Merv]

.Wish you would have not hid the radio wave part of your device in your first video, could have saved 10 bucks...............

TAO your here looking for the ultimate quest in science. And your upset that you spent ten Bucks. Have you replicated my results yet  or are you tryin g  to recover your expenditure

[tao]

.Wish you would have not hid the radio wave part of your device in your first video, could have saved 10 bucks...............

TAO your here looking for the ultimate quest in science. And your upset that you spent ten Bucks. Have you replicated my results yet  or are you tryin g  to recover your expenditure

LOL,

No, I am not upset AT ALL.

I was merely stating the fact that I could have literally saved 10 bucks, heheh.

I have completely replicated your setup, except for the whole radio wave pickup process, once I learned that, I decided to just continue with some other lines of work I've been doing...

I spent the 10 bucks because YOU didn't say anything about radio waves, and I thought that your process involved scalar waves induced by the GIMMICK and moving magnetic field, which could induce in the non-inductive gimmick a poynting flow, but in hindsight, the wires shouldn't be twisted to allow this, anyway...

No hard feelings, I'm glad I spent the money to test the whole scalar process, but I literally could have saved 10 bucks   No big deal, for now I know something else that doesn't work, adding that to the mem banks...........

[peter_schmalenbach]

Thanks for your reply Peter. 

But Allcanadian and Peter. I expect much more from you 2.
Why do you not discuss the Finsrud machine? I don?t expect to convince poor old Omnibus. He has already visited the Guru and became a disciple. I just wonder did he think to take a $2.00  compass with him as he walked round the device and felt a chill in his bones.. Oh yes Finsruds device produces much more than a ball moving in a circle. How much money does it generate? I would like to see the video. I  should  keep quite from now on.  Does anyone have the number of the patient office? I think I see the men in white coats coming up the drive way.

Hello Mervyn,

my opinion to Mr. Finsrud's perpetuum mobile is, that he uses a tesla transformer (Tesla-Trafo) or a high voltage cell (see nr. 6) into the long stand (column) to move the ball.

Whereupon some things point at:

1. The device is accommodated in a glass showcase, so that nobody can detect the existing high voltage. There are several methods, if one goes near very close to the device.

2. The device stands on a long column that contains the Tesla - Trafo or the high voltage cell. A tesla trafo or the cell (Zamboni - Cell) must be long and slim. Only a slim and long tesla trafo works well and good.

3. The long pendulums (necessary for nothing) are there only to suggest the necessity for the long column (stand) to the viewer.

4. The strange brass cap on the point of the column. Thus sparks and corona discharges are probably prevented. For what should be the cap otherwise present?

5. The strong spiral spring under this cap.

6. It is possible to move a ball by a strong electrical or electromagnetic field (known in physics). Similar devices (seesawing/swinging bird on a perch or bar / see picture), which run many years (20 - 30 years) with special high voltage cells in the columns/stands, already had been invented approximately 200 years ago. The cells were developed by Mr. Zamboni, Italy.


http://www.sparkmuseum.com/PERPMO.HTM

7. Mr. Finsrud is an action artist, who lives on the incomes, which he obtains by the visitors of his gallery.

8. The device is not a patent pending (not applied for a patent). This is very strange!


But - how mentioned - this is my opinion only.

Best regards
Peter Schmalenbach

[Omnibus]

@peter_schmalenbach,

I personally visited Finsrud and saw the device. The glass enclosure is just for display. He opens it when he starts the machine and I've seen the machine running while the glass enclosure is open. Also, there have been extensive measurements of telltale electromagnetic signals (a group from Trondheim university has spent a couple of weeks measuring that with very precise equipment). No such signals have been found, so that's out. The bunker the motor is in has been built for other purposes (to store valuables of clients) and to build such a buker one needs special permission from the government. The machine has been in another room before they moved it into the bunker.

There are still some questions remaining but they are not of electrical character. One thing to be excluded is that the machine is not just an efficient redistributor of the initially imparted energy. For this reason one has to replace the original ball with a non-magnetic such and see if deceleration will be observed. This will also exclude a hidden energy source. Also, one of the brake magnets above the track has to be removed while the original ball is running to see if there would be acceleration of the ball. This will confirm production of excess energy. Other redundant measurements are also to be carried out. Unfortunately, Finsrud is not interested in such studies. I don't think he makes a living "on the incomes, which he obtains by the visitors of his gallery" not only because when I was there he waived the charge of 20 Norwegian crowns (about $3) to see the motor; visiting the gallery costs nothing. For one, he runs an art school at another location (in Drobak itself; the gallery is outside Drobak). My impression is that he has been genuinely interested in the matters of perpetuum mobile outside of his artistic interests. He showed me numerous preliminary models which he has made throughout the years, in the course of almost three decades, which have led him to the device we now see.

[peter_schmalenbach]

@ Omnibus

O.K.

Regards
Peter