The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

Starcross42 posted the excellent youtube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB1gslDaeS4

He has good explanations and demonstrations with his lego perpetual motion wheel.  He used transformer coils with transistors.  One Coil gets electricity from the magnet on the spinning wheel and activates the transistor to pass electricity to the other Coil â€" making it an electromagnet to push the magnet and thus the wheel away in the spinning direction.

He used two or three of these driving mechanisms to overcome friction of his wheel and thus achieve perpetual motion.  In reality, he could have used more of these driving mechanisms and have a Collector Coil to get electricity to light up some LEDs. He could have demonstrated overunity.

We use pulsed DC current to achieve the same in the likes of the Newman, Bedini, Adams or the 225 HP pulse motor.  In particular, the 225 HP pulse motor has the advantage that the pulses can be program controlled.

However, his simple device is an excellent teaching tool.  When we can draw out the electron motion energy from the surrounding atoms, we do not violate the Law of Conservation of Energy.  The Lee-Tseung lead-out-energy theory wins again.

[chrisC]

Starcross42 posted the excellent youtube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB1gslDaeS4

He has good explanations and demonstrations with his lego perpetual motion wheel.  He used transformer coils with transistors.  One Coil gets electricity from the magnet on the spinning wheel and activates the transistor to pass electricity to the other Coil â€" making it an electromagnet to push the magnet and thus the wheel away in the spinning direction.

He used two or three of these driving mechanisms to overcome friction of his wheel and thus achieve perpetual motion.  In reality, he could have used more of these driving mechanisms and have a Collector Coil to get electricity to light up some LEDs. He could have demonstrated overunity.

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Wow! Now this guy is using the Lee-Tseung principles to generate Overunity?
Well, if O.U knowledge were so simple, we'll all be thinking like you Lawrence and be continually deluded.

But I am glad you've learned something about coils and collectors and maybe understand what a transistor does. It's a big step forward from knowing about air pumps. Maybe now you can pass the 'O' level Physics exam?
Let's see you demo. a Lego perpetual motion machine using the Lee-Tseung mumbo jumbo principles that the Patent Office refuse to accept on the same grounds.

cheers
chrisC

[lltfdaniel1]

Overunity is simple, soo simple a confused mind will never understand, you just need building blocks of knowledge and be open minded.

It is nice to see a lego motor running on it's own for over 20 minutes and not stopping and i am sure it will power 1 led and keep working.

[nievesoliveras]

Starcross42 posted the excellent youtube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB1gslDaeS4

He has good explanations and demonstrations with his lego perpetual motion wheel.  He used transformer coils with transistors.  One Coil gets electricity from the magnet on the spinning wheel and activates the transistor to pass electricity to the other Coil â€" making it an electromagnet to push the magnet and thus the wheel away in the spinning direction.

He used two or three of these driving mechanisms to overcome friction of his wheel and thus achieve perpetual motion.  In reality, he could have used more of these driving mechanisms and have a Collector Coil to get electricity to light up some LEDs. He could have demonstrated overunity.

We use pulsed DC current to achieve the same in the likes of the Newman, Bedini, Adams or the 225 HP pulse motor.  In particular, the 225 HP pulse motor has the advantage that the pulses can be program controlled.

However, his simple device is an excellent teaching tool.  When we can draw out the electron motion energy from the surrounding atoms, we do not violate the Law of Conservation of Energy.  The Lee-Tseung lead-out-energy theory wins again.

Sir.
That video of perpetual motion is great!!!
My question is:
Do you have the schematic for the coil connections?
If so. Would you share it?

Jesus

[chrisC]

Sir.
That video of perpetual motion is great!!!
My question is:
Do you have the schematic for the coil connections?
If so. Would you share it?

Jesus

@nievesoliveras
I think you're too much into Tseung's thread. You really think he knows this stuff?
It'll be like asking to borrow a comb from a bald headed Franciscan monk!

For a better explanation, you can see Harti's writeup

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6829.msg159035;topicseen#msg159035

cheers
chrisC