Overunity Device by Tanju Argun (Moderated)

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Luc

Yes this login link works fine, I was unable to login otherwise.

[Tanju]

LEDs do not have a constant resistance. They have a variable resistance that decreases as the voltage across them increases.
Below some threshold voltage, LEDs have almost infinite resistance (i.e. they do not conduct current almost at all).

Take a look at the attached scopeshot.  The yellow trace is a voltage across a single LED and the green trace is the current flowing through the same LED.

The emitted light intensity (luminosity) is proportional to the current - not to the voltage!
No, it proves that you are driving these LEDs from a constant current source.
Inductors are constant current sources when they are discharging.

My Bedini Inductors are before the  66000 Microfarad capacitor, they discharge to the capacitor through diodes. Is it considered still as constant current source?

[verpies]

My 650 watts is calculation knowing the rpm . dimensions and weight of the flywheel you can reach angular  momentum and moment of inertia thus power and energy.

Please do not confuse the energy stored in a flywheel with the power delivered by that flywheel to an external load (e.g. to a "prony brake" or a "pigtail generator").

The rule of thumb is that when the torque on the flywheel is zero then no energy is flowing out (or into) the flywheel and the power is zero, too.  Zero power does not mean that a large amount of energy is not stored in the motion of the flywheel.  Power is an energy flow - not the energy itself ( in other words: power is an amount of energy changing per time, i.e. Joules per Second ).

I have not actually measured the mechanical power output. I don't have the means to do so.

How about a prony brake ?

[verpies]

My Bedini Inductors are before the  66000 Microfarad capacitor, they discharge to the capacitor through diodes. Is it considered still as constant current source?

The diodes do not change the character of the current source.

The capacitor does, but not entirely. The entire energy still is supplied from the inductors but is passively filtered by the capacitor.
Eventually an equilibrium is reached and that is why adding more LED strings in parallel does not change the total current (it does change the current per string (branch), though).

[Tanju]

This is my output meter.