Lutec small demo machine proof of overunity video

[Low-Q]

Hi ALl,
here is a  new video from Lutec Australia, which shows more
power output than input.
It is only a small model from their bigger machine.

Do you know if they have tried to attached a generator to the rod, and loop back power via the rectifier - originally used after the transformer - ?

If more power is getting out than putted in, it should definitly be possible to make this run without external power supply, or what

Br.

Vidar

[Flit]

I emailed them about the devices ability to power itself.  The reply:

"Cant power itself at this stage. It is not impossible that it will in the
future, it always needs an input."

I don't understand why a device that can produce so much power doesn't produce enough to power itself.  Shouldn't you be able to start it with a push of your hand and have it power itself.  Unless of course it isn't actually creating more power than it uses.

I also wonder why they are using a Hong Kong based company to accept investment.  Wouldn't a reputable company just list on the stock exchange and start selling shares?

It all smells pretty scamtastic to me.  But then they have only been pushing the same stuff for what, six years.  I wonder if their device will still be a few months away in another six years.

[Low-Q]

In other words: It doesn't work.

Br.

Vidar

[hartiberlin]

Well,
it is the same kind as the Newman machines.
These types of machines need a battery supply to
keep them running.

The battery is constantly recharged due to these
sparkings at the commutator.

This produces additional energy due to electron clustering
at the commutator contacts and thus the batteries don?t discharge.
To run these without batteries is not so easy, cause the recharge effect
also occurs due to slow movement of the ions inside the batteries....

So it will not just work with only charged capacitors.
The batteries play a major role in these devices....

As the commutator contacts are used up after a while
( they just burn up) this needs attention for a real sales
unit and they still work on this aspect.

Regards, Stefan.

[Flit]

According to the Lutec site their device will work from mains power.

So I don't think a battery or the ions in it are part of the essential workings of their device.

Which brings us back to the question, if it produces more output than it needs as input why can't the output be fed back into it to keep it running?

The simplest answer would be that the device just doesn't work.