My free energy experiment.

[wattsup]

OK, one major thing here and it is very important to know. You should not leave your volt meter on the device. You should run the device for x minutes, then take a "quick" manual measurement then remove the meter terminals and let run for more minutes, and so on. The simple fact that if you leave the volt meter on the device, at the small volt gains or part of the gains you are talking about, could be (not saying it is), caused by the volt meter itself. Quick measurements is the only way to ensure such is not the case.

Also in such cases you need a comparison standard. If you take a 1.5 volt battery fully charged from a real battery charger, measure the volts then put a 1.5 volt bulb on it to see how long it will last. Then write down that run time. Then with your charged battery from the device, do the same test. In many instances such device charged batteries will show it holds 1.5 volts but it does not have the amphour charge of a regular battery charger. The bulb test will show you if this is the case.

[stevensrd1]

Yep knows,,rarely leaves the meter connected for to long. Also on the one cd motor experiment,,using just a regular cd motor,,not the modified one. I can run it around 12 or so hours on 2 aa 1.2v bats and recharge 2 aa 1.2v bats. Then I can swap the main bats when they drain with the recharged ones and repeat it a few times, swapping like that. Eventually it does run down doing it that way as each recharge receives less energy from some energy loss from the motor. But its still neat,,and first recharge is always almost a full recharge. I have did an amp test some post back,,you will have to look to find it,,sorry. I also ran one recharged battery on what I call the main drain or big drain motor. It is a motor from a remote control car,,these cars are like several feet long,, big cars. The motor from it is like three inches long and around a little over 2 inches width. This motor can drain a fully recharged AA battery from my "wall recharger" in like 10 or so minutes. I ran the same test on a battery I recharged with my cd motor experiment and it ran 11 minutes if i recall correctly,,you can read back on that post. So they are recharging well,,Ive posted numbers and such also back in the post,,its all in there. Now using the two cd motor experiment I get a fuller if not complete recharge but it runs like 4 or so hours,,sorry its alot to read in the post..

[stevensrd1]

So heres an update on my recent post,,2 AA bats recharging 5 AA bats for those keeping up with the post. The reading is at 1340 as of 1:13 pm so Im starting to think these 5 will take on as good a recharge as the other experiments did,,even if they are lacking some in the end its still a nice run here. But seems to be doing well so far..will post more later.

[stevensrd1]

Another update, 1345 on all 5 bats as of 2:22 pm,, thats not bad at all,,this run is not over yet. So we have 2- 1.5v bats recharging 5- 1.2v bats,,using the two motor cd setup,,will post more later..

[stevensrd1]

Update,,time 4:04 pm batteries recharging reading at 1352,, This run is really amazing me,,I would get readings around this number after a full run with the 2 bat recharging 2 bat,,1 cd motor experiment. But I have 2 bats recharging 5 bats in a two cd motor setup,,in this experiment,,if thats not over unity maybe I dont know what is,,either way its a very neat experiment,,and this test run is not over yet.