Overunity perpetual motion motor magnets

[FreeEnergy]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=xMb0OqK6gx8 this video is good too.

enjoy.





peace

[Pirate88179]

I am not sure if this is the correct topic to post this question in, so if it's not, please forgive me.  I was wondering if anyone had done any experimentation on the material they use for strain guages.  I am not sure if this is a pizo-electric material or not but what if it was placed between two powerful magnets...it gives off an electrical current when "strained" which is why they used it on the first F-16 jet fighters control stick.  The stick did not move but it measured the forces a pilot put against it and the computer did the rest. So, if we take the same material that releases a current when a pressure is applied against it and placed it sandwhiched between two strong magnets....what happens?  If there is a topic that discusses this in more detail please direct me to it.  I thank you all.

Bill

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Bill,

Make your own strain gauge, it's not that hard. Hope this helps:

http://www.omega.com/literature/transactions/volume3/strain.html

Hans von Lieven

[Pirate88179]

Hans:

Thank you for that information, it is very detailed and informative.  I appreciate it.

Bill

[Omnibus]

Here is a video of a crude attempt to replicate what I have observed in some other videos. I agree that the "wobble" is an intregal part of why this allows rotation.  The sphere I am using is a highly polished partially stabilized zirconium oxide sphere which has a very low coeffeicient of friction.  Unfortunatley, the magnet on the sphere is not very strong at all.  I will try more attempts with a better magnet at a later date. Mainly, I wanted to see if I could actually upload a video on here as I have never attempted that before. A friend of mine told me it is impossible to get complete rotation from a magnet but, as I have seen it done before in several videos, I know it works.  Thanks.

Please, try to remove your hand from the action. What you're showing has already been demonstrated by a few others, most notably Wesley Snyder. Unfortunately, so far no one has demonstrated this rotation (except probably Finsrud) in a device whereby the researcher doesn't have physical contact with it. Keep up he good work but aim at making it really self-sustaining.