The new generator no effect counter B. EMF part 2 ( Selfrunning )

[Farmhand]

Yes Tinmans observation about the two things needing to be securely fixed in order to be able to even run without moving is spot on.
And why then cover that with dirt ? Maybe the two are connected by a small frame and burying  the bottom of the frame is it's
mount to the ground, dunno. Not how I would do it with a welder handy, but burying the bottom it would stabilize it somewhat.

Disclaimer I haven't even watched the video right through so I do not know if that capacitor gets moved or not. So,, the
next paragraph is based on the assumption that the capacitor can't be moved ( I assumed it doesn't get moved and remains
stationary). I get bored with wild claims and no evidence.

I'm thinking TK, that the drive motor is being powered from that capacitor isn't it ? And it is sitting within the square mark and
there is a squiggly line leading away from the square.

Anyway it is rife for speculation and very sus, I'm surprised most people can't just pick the fakes by watching the video's.

To me this setup looks like it could be just a generator modified for wind work and with the big pulley the drive motor has
substantial leverage to withstand sudden loading rpm changes. The setup being powered by some hidden supply.

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Are you thinking a line through the generator from underneath ?

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[ramset]

Yes,
Belt tension and dirt were the first things that jump in your face.
PoorPluto,
has the inventor invited you to view??
or anyone here?


thx
Chet

[ketone]

 It could be something as simple as a buried battery with a reed switch.

[TinselKoala]

@Farmhand: I watched up to the point where he starts scribbling on a piece of paper at around 13 minutes and things are disassembled. Up to that point, no, the capacitors are not moved, somehow they stay balanced on their ends without getting knocked over or moving at all that I can see.  I did notice that the "generator" is removed from its elevated mounting for the "self running" part of the demonstration. This is undoubtedly so that it could be remounted rigidly to whatever buried structure there is connecting the "generator" with the drive motor. Clearly the two items are rigidly connected by some structure we cannot see, because he struggles mightily to remove the belt and neither the "generator" nor the motor move even one centimeter while he's doing the removal.

Once he starts scribbling as if he expected the scribbles to be readable at 240p with the poorly focused and shaky camera work I had to stop watching closely, but I scrolled on through and didn't see anything else in the way of an actual demonstration after that point, just parts scattered about in the dirt.  Like I said before, the most probable things needed to "replicate" this performance are just a long extension cord and a confederate with a switch. Clearly this video was not done by himself alone as he claimed before; there is definitely someone working the camera. Doing it in the dirt? Why? Can he not afford to build a decent waist-high workbench?  It's all part of the shtick.

This is just a joke. A wind-up to see how gullible people can be. All the shaky camera work, the dirt, the silly loads, the cheap clampons, even perhaps the incompetent handling of the stick welder... all of that is deliberate theater so that you will underestimate the sophistication of the joke. Just like that Wasif Kahloon character from a few months back who showed us essentially the same thing, even down to the dirt, then faded away after he got his jollies.

I didn't notice any of the pilot lamps light up on any of the equipment and cord-sets used. If I missed it, please let me know.

[albator10]

The belt tension is not so disturbing because we saw on the video at 4.06 that the motor is bolted to the ground.
It should be the same thing for the generator.