170 watts in - 1600 watts out - looped - Very impressive build and video

[memoryman]

Many 'red flags'. For example, little digital volt/amp displays can easily be modified to give different readings, as well as being possibly very inaccurate on (especially) AC.
In all, a very complex build with no real 'proof'.

[seaad]

Just some evil words;
Everytime I hear that type of background music on YouTube together with film showing some (suspect) free energy experiment  something  bogus is going on. 
If I had succeeded with an OU experiment and I wanted to show that on YouTube I would never ever add background music to that. 

A quote from the patent https://www.google.com/patents/US20020125774:
"But the Continuous Electrical Generator is autonomous and does not depend on any other source of energy but itself once it is running; may be carried anywhere with no limitations; it can be constructed in any size and provides any amount of electricity indefinitely, according to the design."

Regards / Arne

[ariovaldo]

I tried to use a VFD, but the one that I have is too small and that was not possible, so I used a 3 Phase motor ( RATED FOR 460 AC VOLTS) and I connected it to a 110 ac volts, with a capacitor, simulating the RotoVerter conception.
The core also was just a 3/8" flat bar. I will try to find or build a laminated.
No pulsing, no recovering, nothing. Just a simple test.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6oAZi8Cc5I


Ariovaldo

[hartiberlin]

Okay, we had in a German Facebook group someone claim, that he is using the 12 Volts from the arduino going to power the supercaps this way via a small red wire
from the Arduino board to the Supercaps, but in my opinion that is a wrong claim, as this cable only goes to the 5 Volt supply and only connects also to the
5 Volt Voltmeter at right upper LED display.... Here is the in my opinion wrong claim picture:

[hartiberlin]

This  cable goes only to the 5 Volts supply as the Relay boards are these ones:

http://amzn.to/2owc2EC