TheEnergyDream working PM

[Pirate88179]

Stefan:

Yes, about how it was discovered here on Overunitydotcom by our own smart folks. Through excellent analysis the fraud was brought out and proven.  That remains one of the best investigations I have had the pleasure to witness.

Bill

[Rosphere]

Interesting new demo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnYHBowc8SQ&feature=sub

I started making screen shots.  But why bother; pause and see here at...

1:22  The supporting shaft would make an excellent pulley.

1:16  The middle finger is moving in to release the thread from the pulley?

1:17~1:20  While all the jiggling is going on, the "metal" board could be moved slightly to slacken the thread loop.

At least Mylow used a glass table.  Oh, but this setup could not have worked any rotating magnetic things under the table because the "metal" plate would shield the action?

I kept asking myself where I had seen surface finishes like that before; the way the light reflected off that "metal" plate.  The only surface I could think of was wood.  Testers made a bitchin' silver paint back in the day when I assembled scale models.  The more I look at it, the more it looks, and behaves, like wood.

1:40~1:48  See how he easily flips the "metal" plate around.  It appears at times to move with accelerations found only in a low density, low inertia material, such as wood... perhaps aluminum,... worked over to have a woody surface finish of course.

Yawn.

[Pirate88179]

Rosphere:

Interesting thoughts.  Did he forget to paint this part in the corner?  It does look like painted wood now that you mention it.

Bill

[tournamentdan]

I guess people have not learned from mylow. There is a good distance between the stator and rotor magnets, meaning that the rotor magnetic flux is strong enough and  would have no problem reaching the aluminum plate and create eddy currents. Which would not allow the rotor to keep spinning.

[nicbordeaux]

Rosphere:

Interesting thoughts.  Did he forget to paint this part in the corner?  It does look like painted wood now that you mention it.

Bill

Looks more like aluminium foil. Anyhow, this thing is supposed to have been running for two years ? The wear pattern, the pivots, all indicates that this gizmo hasn't run for very long, whether it works or there is a hamster under the table in a wheel. Hang on, there's the solution : a 500 kg bionic hamster.