Newman now runs its 7500 pounds motor solely on solarcells !

[Dingus Mungus]

That I can't say...

I assume it is possible with some of his larger engines. The best example was the truck that drove arround for 30 minutes in a golf cart battery set. That motor coupled to the solar array would have made much more sence as it had to produce lots of wattage to get over the rolling resistance of the truck.

Like I said before though, either someone is tricking/confusing him or he his losing his mind with old age.

Either way it makes me worry for him,
~Dingus Mungus

[maxc]

Maybe someone is influncing him.  In a bad way.

THE MEN IN BLACK sometimes would stop by my scientist friend house and ask him for hes help on a project. He was just getting better after a bout with pancreatitis. Luckily he had a doctor's note. LOL

[hartiberlin]

Just in:
Updated video from JoeNewman:


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-648523340419613894

[Thedane]

Thanks for the link Stefan.

Hmm..
God should tell Joseph Newman to connect an electric generator instead of a water pump to his machine.
If the voltage isn't high enough to drive the machine, it must simply be a question to use a step-up transformer to provide enough voltage.

Remember his device doesn't run on current, but on voltage - as he states quite a few times in his videos - but then why does he have all of his solar panels i parallel, and not in series which produces a much higher voltage?

Oh, one of the people helping him said he couldn't turn the rotor, but Newman turns it quite easily in the video. (But then again, the windings weren't shorted when he turned it  )

A selfrunner would be convincing - pumping water isn't.

[Dingus Mungus]

I fully agree...

A 10kilo alternator should be no problem for it if its running a 150 kilo water pump. If he could show us a more power coming out than going in it would be one thing, but the demo is still really inefficient. I'm looking at solar panels right now and it'll cost me at least 500$ to get something capable of producing the wattage needed. I believe in his motors and work with no doubt, but the math is simply not in his favor.

Also his explanation about pulling amerage dropping the voltage is true, but if you step down the the voltage, then the current steps up... I want to try and get some panels together to test if it is possible with a standard high efficiency electric pump.

~Dingus Mungus

P.S. Does anyone here already have some 50-100w panels to test this?