Yu oscillating Generator ---- Overunity YOG Model

[MileHigh]

You de man, Tinu.  There is something about if you do a line integral around any arbitrary closed loop in an unchanging magnetic field - when you get back to where you started your net energy gain is zero.  However, depending on where you are on the loop, you may be sitting in a position of positive or negative magnetic potential energy.  If you travel from Point A to Point B on the loop, you may experience a net energy gain, or a net energy loss - it all depends what part of the loop you are on and in what direction you are travelling.  Pretty magical things those line integrals.  A little bit of calculus applied to the real physical world can go a long way towards enlightenment and understanding of how things work.

[Asymatrix]

The idea that the shifting weight of the servo magnet contributes to the net gain seems wrong for one simple reason. The 'arm' of the servo magnet assembly is turning opposite to the direction the pendulum arm is swinging. If anything, one would think it would decrease momentum slightly. No?

[Cloxxki]

Stand on the edge of the street curb, until you tip over. See which way you swing your arms :-)

[Asymatrix]

Stand on the edge of the street curb, until you tip over. See which way you swing your arms :-)

Throwing your arms back increases the momentum of the fall? Don't think so.

[WattBuilder]

@Powercat,
I’m still working at the turbine. The weight of turning the stator is some thing I have to overcome hopefully without scaling the YOG.

@Tinu,
Your response is typical.
Rest assure that I’m educated in multi-discipline.

@Asymatrix,
I would like other members to give that question a shot. 

Regards
Howard