Newman machine with a closed loop selfrunning without batteries or solar panels

[Pirate88179]

Stefan:

Can we see a video of your motor?  If there is one already up, I didn't see it but I would also be very interested in seeing your next experiments with it.  Thank you.

Bill

[hartiberlin]

Please see the AVI files in this directory:

http://overunity.com/newman

and then we still have this:

http://overunity.com/newman2/

New tests willbe coming up soon.

Had the last days too many other things to do,
so I have to catch up with it soon.

[hartiberlin]

I received a request from Evan Soul?,
maybe someone from the US can help ?

Please post here a reply if you know of a good generator.
Many thanks.

Stefan --

I'd you like to help, here's a request:

We are looking for a conventional 1HP generator that operates on LOW rpms -- in the 100 rpm range. There may be some windmill-related generators that operate at those speeds.  We would like to find a USA supplier.  If you have any contacts/sources that might sell such a generator, we'd be interested.

Thanks,

Evan

[Andre]

He is still fooling innocent folks with power = speed, conveniently forgetting about torque (load).  The amps and volts spectrum of these types of machines are very complex, far from simple sine, cosine.  Thus you cannot accurately measure input and output watts with handheld multimeters, including high quality Fluke meters.  You need high sampling specialised energy/watt meters to measure the REAL watts drawn and produced.  The watts produced can easily be measured by simple pony brake method under load.  All that is then left is to measure the input watts with high sampling specialised energy/watt meter, compare and once and for all nobody can question the results.  Why is he not doing this?

[noname]

what's most amazing about the video is the force he uses to move the flywheel at the begining with one hand,
if it was a 7000 pound motor he would need not one hand but 4 or six to move it right?