Selfrunning Waterpump-generator device runs 60 Watts lamp...

[innovation_station]

nice looks damn formiliar....

my link  http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1977.0.html

high speed will be far more efficient 

thanks to IronHead for msging me the link to this vid ....  thanks bro

congrats to the builder.....


does it self accelerate?


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[deseret]

Replicate the original, then expand the idea. The pump is not used to move the water above itself.  You are adding gravity to the equation which the video clearly does not do.

[broli]

I don't like how the inventor in question decided his patented path. How many pages will be wasted on nonesense and bs I wonder. We need to convince him open source is the way to go. If he can't get convinced then in my book his claims aren't what he says they are.

So it just seems like he's claiming that a turbine can generate more electric power than is needed to create the water pressure which drives it by a pump. If this was the case wouldn't it have been noticed when the first turbines where built?

[Goat]

I agree with deseret in that the video showed nothing of a reservoir above the pump no multiple generators as pictured in the diagram above, this would reduce the pressure and add drag making it less efficient in my mind.

Take care all.
Paul

[hartiberlin]

I like the concept picture posted at www.peswiki.com ( http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Site:This_concept_could_harness_free_electricity_from_gravity_and_water )


I'd love to see someone here try and replicate this one.....

Can we please continue to discuss over here the original and not this other concept,
as it is much different.

I guess the modified generator plays a major role to get this
James Hardy device selfrunning.
Probably the generator is running on resonance due to these added capacitors,
so the pump as the load does not draw too many amps...