Overunity Device by Tanju Argun (Moderated)

[Tanju]

That Sea Monkey must be one of the "Conservatives". He thinks ı dont have a scope. I dont know how to measure current with an MSc in Electronics, thinks my leds are pulsed..
He is right on one thing I dont have a proper lıght meter because ı never needed it till now!

And he is right about loaded shaft.But he must have missed the part where I said " I was almost losing my hand trying to stop the flywheel."
Whateve,r even though the loaded shaft power dops to 100 watts (assuming) is it sill  not OU. forget the bonus of LEDs

[sparkmen]

hi tanju,  good work.
not sure if adding equipmet for measurring will be to the satisfaction/proove of ou  , best is find a way to loop it back to the source
rgds,
spark

[Tanju]

hi tanju,  good work.
not sure if adding equipmet for measurring will be to the satisfaction/proove of ou  , best is find a way to loop it back to the source
rgds,
spark

Thank you,
Actually there is also a loopback I forgot to mention The bicycle chain seen in the video is connected to a 110 volt dc motor which is energised by the same 80 volts feeding the LEDs
This motor helps kicking the flywheel from time to time.Thus the flywheel is always at constant speed.. So it is not exactly as sea monkey thinks . Shaft power loaded will not reduce drastically.
regards
Tanju

[itsu]

Could the used LEDs be something like this:

http://www.kosmodrom.com.ua/pdf/ARPL-20W.pdf

Itsu

[gotoluc]

Thank you,
Actually there is also a loopback I forgot to mention The bicycle chain seen in the video is connected to a 110 volt dc motor which is energised by the same 80 volts feeding the LEDs
This motor helps kicking the flywheel from time to time.Thus the flywheel is always at constant speed.. So it is not exactly as sea monkey thinks . Shaft power loaded will not reduce drastically.
regards
Tanju

Okay, this is new information!
I know I said we will be looking at the electrical side first but I think this qualifies as an electrical component of the device. So since we didn't know about it I have a few questions if you don't mind.
Why did you add this DC motor?
What happens when you remove it?
Did it improve the COP of the device?
It must be at an rpm where it's generator action is mostly neutralized?

Thanks

Luc