Overunity perpetual motion motor magnets

[Pirate88179]

Can anyone help me figure this out?  I have tried to replicate this as shown on the video as well as other related videos and I can't get it to work.  Am I doing something wrong? Or is this not possible and some kind of trick?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNNDT5Ge8YA&mode=related&search=

I would appreciate feedback on this.  Thank you.

[FreeEnergy]

Can anyone help me figure this out?  I have tried to replicate this as shown on the video as well as other related videos and I can't get it to work.  Am I doing something wrong? Or is this not possible and some kind of trick?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNNDT5Ge8YA&mode=related&search=

I would appreciate feedback on this.  Thank you.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,973.0.html

[Pirate88179]

Thank you Freeenergy.  I have seen the Billy Mier video as well but not the others.  I will look at them now. What I am attempting is to replicate this using a dismantled hard drive with a post positioned vertically in the center of the rotating platter that has magnets positioned around the circumference.  I then made a ring with a larger inside diameter that has magnets positioned around the inside edge.  The poles are configured so they all repel (like poles) and when holding the ring over the tube I do get some rotation, sometimes several turns but, it always find equalibrium and stops.  I figured on using the hard drive set-up so if successful, I would have an easy way to get "work" out of it because the motor is still attached and while rotating, should put out a small dc current.  the drive bearing allow it to turn very easily.  Thanks again for your response.

Bill

[Freezer]

G'day all,

Wishful thinking FreeEnergy,

It is obvious the device is driven by a motor concealed inside the box it is sitting on.

When you have a close look at the rotor magnets and their behaviour (by going through the video frame by frame) you will see that the magnets do NOT impart rotation to the device but react to an outside force.

Sorry fellows, someone's idea of a joke.

Hans von Lieven

Good catch.  You can also hear the hum of the motor when you listen closely.

[hoptoad]

Yawn........Watch out Honk, He's going to reach out and get you through your monitor...

what is this ?
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=wcy0tedYBMg

interesting video

Yes it is an interesting Video - but one things for sure, it's not a SMOT, and definitely not built by Omnibus,
because it appears to work. (Though one would like to see the apparatus removed from the bench top to make sure there
are no hidden wires, motors etc.)