PhysicsProf Steven E. Jones circuit shows 8x overunity ?

[Magluvin]

Nice Vid  ;]

That was the first time Ive seen the battery and mag in motion. Spins up good for the distance from the loop(white wire demo) It would be interesting to see how far the wire loop could be away from the suspended Batt/mag and still spin up like that. Maybe just spin the mag, without the battery as part of the armature.  ;]  I got some ideas from this. Thanks

If you look deep enough, you will find that the first electric cars are from the mid to late 1830s. In fact, they could do 100 miles per charge at 15 to 20 mph.

When the gas engines arrived, the people didnt like the new noisy, smokey carriages compared to the electric counterparts, which had been around over 50 years at the time.

Even the history channel got it wrong The History Of Cars.  Why would they not have come across accurate "history" of these facts? Whats the issue against electric cars?

Its funny. The first car dealership in the world, was an electric car dealership. ;]

Mags n The Moonies   ;]

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Prof. Jones,

I have already "built" another version of this homopolar motor.
This version: "Faraday Motor demonstration"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=k7JTyRBfeF4

I use a nail and a bigger magnet. It works very well! You can amaze your friends (should one of them be a 'know it all' skeptic scientist).

Mainstream Science is just avoiding some very simple 'garage' experiments, and hence, ignoring some very simple evidences.

BTW? "Centrifugal force - is it OU?"
http://www.overunity.com/12194/centrifugal-force-is-it-ou/msg317221/
Officially it is not. Of course.

Very Best

[JouleSeeker]

Thanks for the comments and encouragement, Mags and Nerzh.

  What a fun little motor!

  Soon, I plan to turn my attention to the homopolar generator.... 
I like the vid where the fellow has two ring magnets on either side of a conducting disk, and he spins it with a drill.
Pretty decent output -- should have high DC current with low voltage.  This I could send into the joule-thief variant, to give me much higher voltage (and lower current).  See? 

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Prof. Jones,

First of all. Did you receive my email (about one parcel)?

Else:
Should I have missed something?

"I like the vid where the fellow has two ring magnets on either
side of a conducting disk, and he spins it with a drill."

I'm not aware of such a vid with 2 magnets and a drill.
Sorry.

Very Best

[JouleSeeker]

Bonjour, Nerzh --
Oui, I look forward to receiving your parcel!  will let you know when it arrives.
This vid was interesting:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75p5JwlXwlo

http://gigagauss.com Testing this farady paradox generator, both ali and magnets spin together and generate electron flow to the rim of the disc, i managed to get 1.2 volts at 400rpm out of this once i had finalised the conection points

I would be surprised if he actually got 1.2 V at 400rpm... sounds high to me! 
He uses microwave oven magnets... good idea.

Please let me know how your Centrifugal force expts go...   !


Steve