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

[Cmachin]

Hi Stefan,
Fantastic work!  I've been looking for ages for something like this.

Eventually.. I'd love to replicate this experiment, but for now I was wondering if I could help by creating detailed and clear cad diagrams for the electronics and rotor setup you have working there.

I think that would help others (and me) to replicate this without making obvious mistakes.  Cad stuff is what I do professionally and working on diagrams for this would help me understand it more. 

Anyway the offer is there.  Drop me a mail at charles_machin@fastmail.fm for some cad examples or to discuss this further.

Thanks, Charles

[hstearnsjr]

Something useful has to be marketed to the massed to convince them, and to challenge the dogma of science to get off their programmed doctrine.  We know they will simply ignore, debunk with lies, or dismiss published accounts of O/U.  But a device that works, sold to millions of people, and they [acedemics] can no longer ignore it.

Recall pundits scribbled equations on blackboards for months after the Wright Brother's flew a plane, apparently proving mathematically that heavier than air flight was impossible!  So even with one working model - or a dozen they will not change their dogma!

Sorry to preach here - but selling products that are O/U to the masses is the only way to change a large number of hearts and minds.  And then some things have to be kept quiet to appease the investors along the way.

I sure agree with you there! I'll extend that and think that even if you drive up to a debunker's  house in a fuelless car and take them for a 2000 Km drive in it, they'd still deny it - it's a metaphysical thing.

Hoyt Stearns
Scottsdale, Arizona, US
http://hoytstearns.com

[MeggerMan]

Hi,
Just looking over Mike's circuit diagram that he sketched.
The SS relay appears to divert a back emf pulse (from the main coil) via a diode through the FWBR into the capacitor while the pnp transistor is switched on.
I think this circuit needs the two transistors, for powering up the main coil, to allow this flexibilty.
Does anyone else agree with this idea?
Did Mike say the motor will run for several hours without the SS relay?

I have watched the video several times and you can see the rotor speed up by probably 2x or even 3x the initial speed when started by hand.
I have loads of ideas for improving the flux density through the coil (coil sets) by sandwiching the coil between 2 rotating magnets in a disk layout - but first to re-create Mike's masterpiece.
Rob

[argona369]

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[corona]

Well, I've started my replication of it, and I have to say it's going quite well. Rotor's done, I've got a good shaft and bearings, I've got a full set of (hopefully) appropriate electronics and the coil winding is in progress.
My only problem is the lack of information on the method of coil winding, that is troubling me the most, as far as the replication is concerned.

I wish we knew whether Mike's coils are true bifilar/trifilar wound? (ie 2/3  wires next to each other wound simultaneously (?)) or are they simply wound one after another and squashed together into one large coil.

As it stands, my first stator is going to be basically one coil wound after another, because I've only got one spool of wire (pulled out of mains wiring of a 12V trannie), although I'm winding them on a wide flat spool, so each winding is on top of each other and once they've finished and squashed together each winding will be mixed with each of the others.

Anyway, I'm photo documenting the entire process, I'll post them once I've got further into it and have some results.

Andrew