Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Omnibus]

Well Dean, I first saw pics of this one in the early 70's... It uses gravity, magnitism, springs, and pendulums... produces no usable output though, unless you count the overcoming of air friction. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us7YB7eiOeQ

You obviously haven't followed this story. I visited Finsrud, the creator of that device, personally in 2006 and saw it in action. See the videos I've taken of it during that visit:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=553061720631716456&hl=en
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3078131163857744253&hl=en

Unfortunately, there are still outstanding questions to be answered to conclude with certainty this is a perpetuum mobile. Unfortunately, Finsrud is too burned out and isn't forthcoming to carry out some simple additional non-destructive experiment.

My reply was to Dean's question...

I would love to see these motors you mention that turn for a while all on their own.. havent seen one yet ?

So where are your pics/videos of your replication ?

Did you replicate it ?

< How does it feel Omni ? >

So what that your reply was to Dean's question? Your reply doesn't prove that you have evidence for a working magnetic motor. So far there hasn't been any--just claims for such which no one else could ever reproduce. To this day the only convincing device proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that CoE can be violated is the Johannes Taisnierius one (contemporary SMOT, that is) producing energy out of no source discontinuously. No one to this day has been able to construct a demonstrable device which produces energy out of no source continuously. That's unfortunate but that's the reality. Everything else is hearsay.

[JFK]

Again the question I was replying to :

I would love to see these motors you mention that turn for a while all on their own.. havent seen one yet ?

I think a month and a half ( and more ) qualifies as "a while".

You lied about your replication efforts, didn't you ?

[Omnibus]

Again the question I was replying to :

I would love to see these motors you mention that turn for a while all on their own.. havent seen one yet ?

I think a month and a half ( and more ) qualifies as "a while".

You lied about your replication efforts, didn't you ?

What about a month and a half? There's not a single claim for a magnetic motor that can be demonstrated to make even 10 turns on its own, self-starting, let alone  a month and a half. That's ridiculous. You don't know what you're talking about.

[JFK]

Again the question I was replying to :

I would love to see these motors you mention that turn for a while all on their own.. havent seen one yet ?

I think a month and a half ( and more ) qualifies as "a while".

You lied about your replication efforts, didn't you ?

What about a month and a half? There's not a single claim for a magnetic motor that can be demonstrated to make even 10 turns on its own, self-starting, let alone  a month and a half. That's ridiculous. You don't know what you're talking about.

What is circled in blue ?



< rolls eyes >

[b0rg13]

looks to me like once Dean completes the circle all he needs to do is give it a push to start it , so what if it wont self start.