The Young Effect, my gift to the free energy movement!

[captainpecan]

Here we go guys! Here is a good piece of my work. Enjoy!

Some will still not believe this is free energy. Some will finally realize what free energy is, and how to use it. And then some, already know most of this, and will be able to help the rest understand other ways!

I only ask, that before you debate my use of equations, please view all the videos. I do understand the proper use of them, but I do have a very good argument as to why they are not being applied correctly.

You will now know the true meaning of "Conservation of Energy"!  I hope my work inspires many of you to move forward. The video's are still not great quality, but the content is real.

Part 1  http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1kK6WIslRNs
Part 2  http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=x1mq3NKCX9k
Part 3  http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ckqdguUvD2Y
Part 4  http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=WQEqvvkWnNg

[Edit -- update 12/8 --]

Poynt99 has done some impressive work explaining the voltage and energy transfer shown in these video's.
The following is his addition to this thread.

Capacitor Energy Transfer Experiments V1.0
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item207

[innovation_station]

awsome bro!

great discovery!!!

do you mind if i add this 

ist

0   i think a magnet is still needed to start this unit...   to cause the first dump of the cap    after 1 reveloution it is on its own ....

was some one looking for the cat chaseing its tale....

[captainpecan]

Looks good IST... Cant wait to see the progress!

[nightlife]

captainpecan, you are not recording the amps and voltage is not good with out amperage.

The first video you showed running the motor on 18 volts and then it stopped running but yet you showed have 19 volts still left. If it ran off 18 volts, it should have continued to run off the 19 that was still left. The reason why it didn't is because you used the amps and even though you ended with 19 volts, there was not enough amperage and therefore you really didn't gain anything and still had a loss.

[capthook]

Calculate out the total charges.
Like you properly gave: 1/2(.0047x V²)

Start cap C1: .5(.0047x19.35x19.35)= 0.8799

after run

C1= 10.35 : 1/2(.0047x10.35x10.35)= 0.2517
C2= 9.57 : 1/2(.0047x9.57x9.57)= 0.2152
C3= 4.62 : 1/2(.0047x4.62x4.62)= 0.0502

C1+C2+C3= 0.5171

Net loss: .8799 (start cap) - .5171 (total of C1+C2+C3) = 0.3628

So you have a net LOSS of .3628.  About a 40% loss.

Just adding the voltages up on the caps doesn't work...

Thanks for the vids though!