IEC Earth Engine First Magnet motor installed in Las Vegas

[hartiberlin]

They have fixed now the Livestream and it is really streamed live.


Now also the Wall Street Journal article is out:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/one-mans-unlikely-quest-to-power-the-world-with-magnets-11558029179?emailToken=96b1b6a6bc5037cb1733473796fbc9b03yWZ2z0vNuzZaGBkOo0XODD2Q5deXLgOR4n+7X8531Pa/qQ2YIqxuMrXfIIMsBzUMKtEwVdnntVM1UmKNoYTSDEvIPoYLOcUnnywW8n3DSCfGu3iKdgs+ZyF6ptuigad&reflink=article_copyURL_share

[lancaIV]

8-45 US$ cents/KWh lease price for a "very similar" disclosed concept :
https://patents.google.com/patent/DE4304132A1/en
https://patents.google.com/patent/DE4304132A1/de
It is not a trick,  it is simple - material expensive- engineering :
                                          lever arm

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jg4e8W44_E4
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D116V8rYR1s

pure system costs : 1500 Euros/KW,5% tax calc. and 10 years AfA/ amortization : by 100% time-capacity lease :
                                             3 Euro-cents/KWh

       most expensive part:  1000 Euros/KW for the  low speed generator(motor) to pay

Difference : over-head profits temptation

[tinu]

Interesting live feed! 
I was collecting some data from it and so far I saw the following:

Rotor was initially making about 36.8(5) rpm. Speed was slowly decaying for a while then it suddenly jumped close to 39 rpm before reverting back to the average 36.8(5) rpm. I found it intriguing, at least.
Now, my data set is on 1000 revs (cca.27min) taken on sets of 10 revs and I did it mostly by hand, using a simple on-line stopwatch (http://stopwatch.online-timers.com/stopwatch-with-several-finishes) and a quick excel file. Tenuous and dirty job... and I might be wrong due to various factors. Unfortunately I'll be travelling for another week and I don't think I'll be able to repeat it by taking more data sets.
Is it anyone available to collect some better data on the engine rpm over time as to see if it's slowing down or if the above peculiarity I think I've noticed is real or not? Maybe by video processing? You know... a good rpm graph can shed light on many things.

Many thanks!

[Vortex1]

They have fixed now the Livestream and it is really streamed live.


Now also the Wall Street Journal article is out:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/one-mans-unlikely-quest-to-power-the-world-with-magnets-11558029179?emailToken=96b1b6a6bc5037cb1733473796fbc9b03yWZ2z0vNuzZaGBkOo0XODD2Q5deXLgOR4n+7X8531Pa/qQ2YIqxuMrXfIIMsBzUMKtEwVdnntVM1UmKNoYTSDEvIPoYLOcUnnywW8n3DSCfGu3iKdgs+ZyF6ptuigad&reflink=article_copyURL_share

Is it truly a WSJ article, or is it a IEC advertisement? Every page is branded on the top with "Advertisement". If advert, then the question is how much did they pay WSJ for the IEC  advert and are they hoping this sum will lend credence to their "device".
Fishing in the big pond for tuna when the local trout stream ran out?

Regards
skeptical

[conradelektro]

Karl Walsh says here https://disqus.com/by/disqus_nRIc9SP37D/ 4 hours ago: "And regarding a battery question— that would seem irrelevant for a motor that will for run for months. "

Why not state the capacity of the battery and the load on the wonder engine? One then could easily calculate how long the battery should last.

Strange behaviour!

How should one trust people who answer like that?

What is the live stream supposed to prove?

Greetings, Conrad