Mehess Motor

[Nastrand2000]

I'm in complete agreement, but it has to be shown with caps only. No Battery...people won't believe if a battery is involved because of battery chemistry. Me and you have talked on the phone several times but it was many months ago. I think I have made progress that will help your setup, and I am happy to explain this setup in person. I will send you a personal message or call you in the near future to set up a time when we can go over this beast (overunity) in person to see what we can come up with.
Jason

[billmehess]

By all means lets do it. I agree absolutly no batteries. I use caps only.
Bill

[AquariuZ]

Hi Bill,

Is your interesting concept still alive, or has it faded away?

Are you still alive and kicking? I cannot find your site anymore....

I found your pendulum concept very interesting.

Best regards!

[mangyhyena]

HI Bill.  I just read through the posts.  First, I wanted to thank you for trying something new in an attempt at OU.  Sometimes you just don't know until you try.  And today we're no worse off than we were before you attempted this.

One thing I learned from reading your posts is to not get too excited about an invention at first.  I'm working on one myself, like I suspect so many here are, and I'm going to let everyone look it over without defending it or myself, no matter how much I want it to work.  And I have no doubt it's going to be difficult to not jump up in defense of my baby if I get her running.  But the people here are wicked smart and I need their input more than I need to be right.  So I'm going to let them at it knowing that whatever problems it has will come to light.

One thing that did intrigue me, though.  Since most magnet motors have a gate or sticking point that has to be gotten around if we're to generate cheap electricity, I'm wondering if a wind up device could be employed to remove a stator from the gate and then put it back in rotation.  It wouldn't be OU, but if it allowed the magnets to produce electricity it would be what I would call GTJD.  (Getting The Job Done. )  If I could wind a 30 day clock spring and get a magnet motor to run for 30 days I'd be fairly happy, so long as the magnet motor produced a usable amount of electricity.  I have no real picture in my head about how to accomplish this.  Just throwing that one out there.

Thanks again, Bill.