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

[SPP-48]

Last time I checked my motor had been running continuously for 36 hours with the same 2 x 1.2v rechargeable batteries. When I measured the voltage last night it was 2.45v and this morning was 2.42v. They were 2.46v when they started.

I stopped it for a little while last night and tried some different capacitor configurations, as I don't have a BC 47000uF. I am using 2x10000uF 65v  in series which are the biggest I have. I then reconnected the same batteries and left it running overnight and was still going this morning.

Now that I know that the motor works with only a low voltage I feel more encouraged to invest in the Hall, SSR and 47000uF capacitor.

Will keep the forum posted.


SPP-48

[SPP-48]

Tried to post this earlier but didn't go through.

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[helmut]

@SPP-48
I am impressed!
This ist,what the forum makes to output more Brainwork.
As you discribe your Generator,led me think,dhat ,if the Caps are bigger,that the Batterys are no more needet.
Perhaps you can put a Starter Cap between the two others.

Helmut
ps. does have anybody have experience with a Oszilloskop Box ,that works via PC?
Is it a good deal or should i look after a normal one?

[fesearcher]

Hi!
I asked myself if I also should congratulate if someone can run his motor with a battery. This fact may be amazing. However, I have lots of motors that run on battery!
PK

[helmut]

Hi!
I asked myself if I also should congratulate if someone can run his motor with a battery. This fact may be amazing. However, I have lots of motors that run on battery!
PK

Hi Fesearcher
I sounds,that you are not so much amused at the Moment.
LOL

Helmut