"solid state free energy device" - rebuilt it but unsuccessful

[Teunis]

This guy now has put up the "schematics diagram" online for both devices:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQSAIJ5E7DM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoSIB7AqmHY

Looks like it's made by an amateur, but I'm not a pro...

Anyone who can make anything of this? Analyze it?

[TinselKoala]

The schematics leave out a necessary detail: In the first video, one of the motors -- the one pretending to be the generator --  has been dissected to make room for the button-cell batteries concealed inside it. In the second video, the motor's armature has been put into a longer can, leaving room for the small button cells. There is the video showing that coil "outputting" voltage into a meter; the schematic does not show the batteries and the altered circuit inside the meter, which causes it to read "6 v" when the probe leads are shorted by the small coil, nor does it show how the coil simply makes the internal connection for the batteries in the motor case, to cause it to run.

All this is covered earlier in this thread, I think, along with some severe criticism of the maker of these videos. I defended him for a while as an innocent prankster or educator, but now that he's complicating the claim by publishing these circuit diagrams.... I'm no longer going to defend his actions.

[Farmhand]

It's just another faker, the advertisements are a dead give away. and the fact he is showing impossible circuit behavior.
I would suggest all who want to taken seriously to NOT allow adds on the video's,  Anyway remember the guys
name and if he speaks remember his voice, because he is a liar and a faker. The fakes are easy to spot they are the ones claiming OU.

Cheers

[TinselKoala]

I just left the following comment on the video, and I also submitted one of my "replications" as a video response. We shall see if the comment survives very long.

Next time, hollow out the 9v battery and put 3 volts of button cells in there. Then meter the "9V" battery with the fekked multimeter and it will read 9v, because you put the 3 v in series with the 6v button cells you have inside the meter, in series with the voltage measuring input jack. Use the "9V" to run the motor fast, too, by cleverly arranging the batteries inside the motor so that you have to contact the motor case with the "9v" terminal to put all cells in series and turn the armature.

[Lakes]

OT: That Crucial youtube Advert is really, really annoying!!!