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

[hartiberlin]

Here is the OpenOffice ODT version of the DOM document
attached to this message.
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[esaruoho]

heres a bunch of pictures and the video from the overunity forum, and some from gn0sis.
http://www.scene.org/~esa/merlib/bedinicole/bedinicolepack1.zip
http://www.scene.org/~esa/merlib/bedinicole/bedinicolepack1withoutvideo.zip
also, heres the gn0sis doc
http://www.scene.org/~esa/merlib/bedinicole/My_Replication_of_Windows_Bendini.doc


looking forward to seeing the john bedini version of mikes thing.

[hydrocontrol]

Stefan,
Can you create ONE sticky with a list of questions and then fill them in as they are answered. I see no point in me (or anyone else) blindly building a replication if the basic information is not there to replicate from. I would love to try to replicate this but without correct information it is a waste of my time and materials. The form size of the coils is very important as well as wire size, each wires resistance, direction of windings, type of magnets, magnet purchase source, core material that magnets are attached too, shaft material, etc..
  The number of turns on the form is critical due to the magenetic field cutting across the # wire lines and since Mike did not count the number of turns we will need the above information to try to back calculate the number of turns. My initial calculations indicate the 600 feet of 28g wire was used but it makes a difference if that is spread over a 6, 8, or 12 inch diameter form as it will change the actual number of turns. Direction of turns can be critical as well. We need the basic information and it does not appear to exists so everyone is just randomly trying things. This is not a good way to replicate.
No offence to Dom but posting information of what Dom did is interesting but since Dom's version is not self running it only muddies what is the correctly needed information. We can not have everyone building one like Dom's only to find out that Dom's will not work. We need everyone to build one like Mike's first and at the moment only Mike can provide that information that we need. Please Mike.. Take a couple of hours to measure and document what you have then post that information so the rest of us can start a real replication..  Thanks, Tom

[barbosi]

Stefan,

I have few simple questions if you could ask:

1. The trifilar winding suggest all 3 coils have the same lenght. Did Mike use the trifilar winding in his motor?

2. Where is the start of the third coil? The schematic could be updated with just a simple dot.

Thanks.

[Low-Q]

Hi,

Is it possible to use one coil, and curcuit, for each pair of magnets in the rotor?

One claims this is not an overunity motor, but what about the loss in bearings and air resistance? To overcome that, the motor has to be, right ?

Br.

Vidar