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[ZaPHoN]

It's clear when one carefully analyzes the video with the proper tools that the RPM of the rotor does not behave according to known physical properties of magnets if in fact this demonstration was to be legitimate.

Two facts raise alarm bells. The poster of this video refuses to expand on requests that could potentially establish it to be legit.

Nobody has been able to replicate what should be obviously easy to replicate even without specific plans. It's easy to closely approximate dimensions using the machinist's clamping blocks as reference. The rotor bearing is from the head of a VCR. They make great low friction bearings.

The flywheel is unknown but a moot issue. The magnets are clearly not rare earth.

Because the individual who created this video is most likely a machinist. (Seems to have machinist's hands as well the use of machinist's clamping blocks) I suspect he is using an air nozzle as apposed to an electrical source.

Although there is no preponderance of proof that this is a fraud there are some significant observations that lead one to view this video as highly suspect and until full disclosure and cooperation is meet I would have to bank on the reasonable probability that the video is a fake.

It would be nice however, if this could be proven without a doubt that it is not a fake.

[WilbyInebriated]

It's clear when one carefully analyzes the video with the proper tools that the RPM of the rotor does not behave according to known physical properties of magnets if in fact this demonstration was to be legitimate.

Two facts raise alarm bells. The poster of this video refuses to expand on requests that could potentially establish it to be legit.

Nobody has been able to replicate what should be obviously easy to replicate even without specific plans. It's easy to closely approximate dimensions using the machinist's clamping blocks as reference. The rotor bearing is from the head of a VCR. They make great low friction bearings.

The flywheel is unknown but a moot issue. The magnets are clearly not rare earth.

Because the individual who created this video is most likely a machinist. (Seems to have machinist's hands as well the use of machinist's clamping blocks) I suspect he is using an air nozzle as apposed to an electrical source.

Although there is no preponderance of proof that this is a fraud there are some significant observations that lead one to view this video as highly suspect and until full disclosure and cooperation is meet I would have to bank on the reasonable probability that the video is a fake.

your response does not address a single one of the three questions i posed...

It would be nice however, if this could be proven without a doubt that it is not a fake.

indeed, that is why i posed those three questions to you... instead of answering you continue with your speculations.

[ZaPHoN]

Have you tried to replicate it nearly exactly to what is seen in the video?

Have you taken the time to analyze the video to the degree some of us have?

I have. It would not work. However, using an air hose I can make the device do exactly what you see in the video. It's too bad. I was hoping it would work.

The fact that music is dubbed over any sound makes me also suspect that this individual didn't want the sound of an air hose being heard.

The poster also makes sure nobody can comment on the video.

The effort I've made is hardly speculation.

I won't waste any more time on this matter.

[MenofFather]

Here is image, may help beter imaginane, in image I show how can be magnet position.
http://img814.imageshack.us/img814/3192/mgnetinisvariklis5.png

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/3552/magnetinisvariklis.png

[luishan]

The channel upload new interesting video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVo0rAJSDrc