It seems they are trying to go into production now
with this new demo:
http://www.lutec.com.au/index.htm
i though this finding might be interesting.
Apparently these guys are all smoke and mirrors
http://www.skeptics.com.au/spoon/2001winners.htm
"the theoretical basis of the device is fatally flawed and the patents worthless."=excerpt from article...sounds like and "opinion" to me...there are always skeptics...i'd have to see it for myself or just wait 'til it flops...and since there are other devices that seem to function in overunity i'll remain on the fence with this one and just believe that it might still reach the market.
I always liked this type of motors, it's the old Adams motor principles in another configuration, or the window Bedini motor, etc.. etc..
Looking at this page ( http://www.lutec.com.au/lea_test.htm ) showing a test setup, I can't help but wonder why they don't close the loop? I mean, it's DC input and DC output, what's the problem?
I think I see the problem, look at the input, do you see a smoothing capacitor and inductors for current smoothing, so a clean watt reading can be made? The answer is NO. What they have is PULSED input current, and who know what that does to the watt meter, but I suspect the reading is bogus!
Note: I say it's pulsed because I read the patent and their explanations on the website and I see the COMMUTATOR on top of the LEA device.
EM
Quote from: sm0ky2 on December 07, 2007, 11:25:56 AM
i though this finding might be interesting.
Apparently these guys are all smoke and mirrors
http://www.skeptics.com.au/spoon/2001winners.htm
Yes, these Australien skeptics are all smoke and mirrors,
cause they don´t know, how to measure it.
I pointed their errors already out a long time ago.
Regards, Stefan.
Quote from: christo4_99 on August 18, 2008, 06:40:26 PM
i'd have to see it for myself or just wait 'til it flops
Why do you feel the need to wait? Lutec have been running their overunity scam for nearly a decade now, and they still don't have a working motor. But for only $100,000, you can invest in them!
Has anyone seen some "real power" measurements for input and output power readings?
I think you mean to ask has anyone seen any input and output that can be independently verified
Mark
By Real Power measurements I mean with using a true RMS power meter. Rather than using two separate meters to read voltage and current that might not be in phase with each other, and then multiplying the two readings together which won't give real power measurement.
@get real
I think you are correct. they have proberbly been self deluding themselves for years. The real giveaway is that have never closed looped it
Mark