New youtube of magnet/coil "perpetual motion"

[Hugo Chavez]

what do you guys think?  I've watched a lot of this guy's videos and he doesn't seem like the type who would fake something:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB1gslDaeS4

[TechStuf]

Cool vid.  His voice sounds so familiar....I got it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EkBuKQEkio

TS


P.S. I truly hope he has something here, other than a reed switched, coil wrapped, pulsed discharge capacitor/battery

[sushimoto]

what do you guys think?  I've watched a lot of this guy's videos and he doesn't seem like the type who would fake something:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB1gslDaeS4

If its no hoax, it could be a selfrunner at least.

Looks easy to replicate with common parts from a
washing-machine and some old relais.
hm.

[Ergo]

I'm usually negative on any youtube movies showing OU devices.
But I must admit this one got me hooked. If storing the energy in
a low ESR capacitor before releasing it into the reversed coil at the
exact right timing it should have ever better chances on sucess.
Using low Rds-on mosfets to reverse the pulse will keep losses at minimum.
It's worth trying if I get some spare time from family and work.

[broli]

Isn't he misinterpreting lenz's law? If I understand this correctly he has a small coil hooked to the base of a transistor. If the magnet passes this induces a current in the small coil which switches the transistor "on". This transistor is hooked to a bigger coil (see below). Now lenz's law states this will counter act the change in the field. In this case the big coil will ATTRACT the magnet when it's moving away from the coil and not repel it as he's saying in the video. To be honest this looks very fishy.