This device is the real self-running overunity?

[gauschor]

The coin example sounds reasonable, I must admit. Head or Tails == Top/Bottom. I must have misinterpreted it. Still I could swear there in the removed video he used a magnet with other polarization...

[Arthurs]

Thank you for comments:

I have video contact the author, his reply is as follows, Attention to his reply that the "wings" , Rotor profile shaped similar to aircraft wing.

Author the return e-mail:

The wings are very important and there could be multiple wings.
But with the 8 magnets and 8 coils the downward force of Lens' Law would start the rotor bouncing.
Even under tremendous magnetic pressure above and below.
That's why I invented the "wings" to replace the round flywheel.
If you will study the later videos you will see that one wing is going up and one is going down.
Thereby holding the rotor in a stable position using atmospheric pressure.
Multiple wings could be usedã€,
There's a saying in Kung-Fu, "Tie to two birds together and although they have four wings they cannot fly."
The wings are just like an airplanes wing only half of the wing is facing one direction and the other half the opposite direction.
So that as the wings spin lift is being created on both sided.
The top wing is like a normal airplane wing the bottom wing is the same only the wing is upside down.
Therefor both together cause the rotor to be in a fixed position not going up or down but "flying in place".
Also the entire rotor is floating on a magnetic field.

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Xu Yuan

[FreeEnergy]

so diamagnetic field passing through copper wire has no cogging effect? and the electrons flows freely?

must the diamagnetic be unfixed free to spin opposed to a fixed diamagnetic? if there is no cogging than it probably should not matter then no?

[gyulasun]

The coin example sounds reasonable, I must admit. Head or Tails == Top/Bottom. I must have misinterpreted it. Still I could swear there in the removed video he used a magnet with other polarization...

Hi, 

Yes, in this video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_EK07Nv8E8

from about 1:19 he speaks about the magnetization of the  magnet in his hand and it becomes clear when he say heads and tails it means for him magnetization lengthwise and when he says magnetization for that magnet is side to side, it means a diametrically magnetized magnet.

When he turns the magnet by the motor and holds the Alu piece against it, it is the eddy current which warms up the Alu piece and also the counter magnetic flux A of the eddy current tries to keep a small distance between the magnet and the Alu, this is mainly the explanation why the magnet cannot warm up; and there is the ventillation effect for cooling the magnet body while it is rotated. I just say this for those who may not understand that part of the video.

rgds,  Gyula

EDIT: maybe I missed it but I have not seen his looping back the output DC to his input DC motor. Has anyone seen that video or it was removed?

[gauschor]

Thanks Gyula, for clearing that up. I thought this was shown in clip1 but in fact it was shown in clip4, as you said. Now it's clear he means B on his device and not A.


Btw. he has not yet shown any video in which he feedbacks to the source. Anyone trying to replicate it already?

Edit: I think in clip3 he shows a feedback of DC to the motor but you can't really determine if the device then spins faster or not, although his daughter claims it. At least he didn't disconnect the 6V battery fully, so it's not running by itself only yet .