The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[Schpankme]

... it needs a coconut or two to work properly. This is where the Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory can be of real help.

The Hurricane Balls

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGOhwVIuOfo&NR=1

- Schapnkme

[ltseung888]

... it needs a coconut or two to work properly. This is where the Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory can be of real help.

The Hurricane Balls

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGOhwVIuOfo&NR=1

- Schapnkme

Dear Schapnkme,

Thanks for the Hurricane Balls examples.  After some thought, I believe the hurricane balls (bearings welded together) may be treated as unbalanced rotational objects.  In the Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory, unbalanced rotation can lead out gravitational energy.  But to become a constant energy generator, the device needs to have the right timing pulses (Lee-Tseung Pulls).

The Feedback Mechanism must also match.  Thus the Hurricane Balls may be drawing random amounts of gravitational energy.  That explains their strange behavior.  That also explains why very low level of external force could keep them spinning.

Please keep such challenges coming. 

[Pirate88179]

I had hurricane balls once, but a shot of penicillin cleared them right up.

Bill

[helmut]

I had hurricane balls once, but a shot of penicillin cleared them right up.

Bill

COOL

helmut

[Koen1]

lol nice little gadget to play with
But one thing seems quite clear: the balls are balanced. After all, if they weren't, they wouldn't spin around the central axis of the "device", but they would wobble around while they're spinning. The fact that they don't, and actually stay in their spot when the rotation of the "device" is increased, shows they are quite nicely balanced.
And this, mr Tseung, was the last drop. The idiocy of your remarks has shown your lack of sound reasoning once again.

if you ever want to return to the subject you were originally ranting about, which is extracting energy from still air, you might want to read this stuff:
http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/2834/Air-as-a-Source-of-Energy
http://www.otecnews.org/articles/vega/07_landbased_OTEC.html
There's another guy, an Indian this time, who claims extracting energy from air is possible. But he wants to extract heat from the air and then use the
temperature difference to generate power, which already shows better understanding of physics than any of your "experiments".
I think it may not work well though, as pointed out by other on the posted site, as the Rankin&Carnot cycles don't seem to accord with the idea...
But nevertheless, it beats a senile asian with a UFO fixation spinning bottles around on strings while having his fruit-peeling prostitute inflate his mattress using a cheap plastic beach pump.