Is this the first selfrunning overunity motor w/o batteries ? Mike?s motor

[barbosi]

Please use the proper thread for this debate.

Thanks.

[Omnibus]

@barbosi,

This is the proper thread.

[barbosi]

I'm sorry, I thought this is about a self running motor and atepmts to replicate it.

Since your debate I cannot clasify as News, and is not related to SMOT (no one here in this theard confront thier tests results on different setups), how abot a new thread in " Theory of overunity and free energy" section?

I hardly can see the link between Mike's motor and SMOT.
And people are watching for good news related to Mike's replication.

Me 0.02$

PS: However, if you feel like this is the right place, go ahead; personaly I have no problem ignoring the new trend. Sooner or later another news will put the thread on track.

Regards.

[hydrocontrol]

You are correct Barbosi. This should be about the self running motor and replications. My apologies. Going back to replicating now. Should have something to show tomorrow. Now if only my wire arrives..

[grunff]

We should not forget that the magnets used in the WM are made with energy taken from an external source. Does anyone know how much electrical energy is required to produce lets say a ceramic grade 8 magnet? With this information, we could then determine for how long the WM would need to continuously run before the true accumulative energy produced by the WM generator plus energy consumed by the motor equals the energy used to create the magnets. If this time was exceeded then I'm happy to declare it OU. This issue has been raised before but somewhat dismissed in my opinion by saying that the magnets will not loose strength. However, this will only be proved or disproved by running the WM for a long enough period of time.

I've heard this myth repeated over and over again in discussions on magnet motors. Magnets do not and cannot "run down" when used in a motor. Magnets do demagnetise over time, but you can't make it happen quicker by for instance opposing two magnets.