Yu oscillating Generator ---- Overunity YOG Model

[markdansie]

@Asymatrix
Spoondini answered this better than I can. It is a process of elimination. If we get the same effect without the magnetic array then you can atribute the gain to the servo shifting the weight. If not then we can assume the magnetic array is indeed doing its job. I suspect it is a bit of both.
The other alternative is to have the magnet attached to the servo on a equal axis so no weight shift occurs. Either way it will be interesting to see the result.
Mark

[WattBuilder]

@Markdansie,
Sorry dude, I’m not going to do it. You’re just going to have to wait.

As for challenging my creditability. Your own creditability is now in jeopardy. Your looking desperate for challenging mine.

Just because your own team on a high horse decided not show up and damaging your creditability doesn’t mean you have to come after mine. You’re the one looking bad, not me a bit.

Respectfully Speaking,
Howard Yu
YOG Gain Video  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq5r08eqgsk

[markdansie]

@Milehigh,
thank you for your explanation and after my many years observing and building magnetic devices I have to agree with what you said.
@WattBuilder
Howards car never ran in a closed loop situation. Milehigh is no Troll and you seem to be aoiding what everyone is asking here.
1. You need to do the test without the magnetic array and or
2. have your servo rotate the magnet without shifting the weight to give a bias. I am not sure why you do not seem to agree that this has to be done to eliminate any doubts that the weight shift could be the reason for the whole gain.
Many people here have a genuine interest in seeing these results and it better to cover all the basis why you can before going to the wider public or the scientific community.
I remember seeing a motor I assisted in building actually self start when we pulled the stator in. It build up a good speed only to eventually slow down. had me fooled for a while until I realised that the energy used to bring the stator in actually provided the power.
I have never seen a magnetic device where it could be closed looped or flow through a set of magnets (smot type set up) where the gain could be captured and put to use.
Kind Regards
Mark Dansie

[markdansie]

@Wattbuilder
I have no concern over my reputation, I am not making the claims here. I have no reason to personally attack you unless you start asking for money.
Your reasons for not wanting to do the tests either without the magnetic array or with a balanced magnet on the servo are obvious, and I am sure you have tried it before.
As they say "ignorance is bliss", and in public forums like these you will find people who will hang on everyword you say and become fanatical believers. I am sure they will pander to your ego why you are the ring master of this circus. History unfortunately is not on your side but I encourage you to continue.
I suggest you contact some people who can assist you and have the knowledge required to explain things to you to avoid further embarrassment. I can assist you if you wish putting you in contact with the right people with the scientific expertise you are sadly lacking. Many others have taken up my offer and are quietly working on devices until they are ready to return to the public demain. Others become casualties of their own ego's.
There are many good people who can help you here as well. Listen to them. Selective listenning or testing serves no other purpose than to prolong your journey where your credability will be casualty along with your ego.
Kind Regards
Mark

[Asymatrix]

@Asymatrix
Spoondini answered this better than I can. It is a process of elimination. If we get the same effect without the magnetic array then you can atribute the gain to the servo shifting the weight. If not then we can assume the magnetic array is indeed doing its job. I suspect it is a bit of both.
The other alternative is to have the magnet attached to the servo on a equal axis so no weight shift occurs. Either way it will be interesting to see the result.
Mark

I seriously doubt that little magnet assembly weighs enough to push the arm that far out on it's own. But I suppose it is good scientific methodology.