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

[TinselKoala]

"Bolted to the ground". That's a laugh. Go ahead, try "bolting" something to the ground, then put a big side load on it with a drive belt and let me know how it works out. How do you adjust the belt tension, I wonder?

That one gets a ROFL for sure. Don't forget, Kahloon's device was "nailed" to the ground as well!

[Cap-Z-ro]

Well, it is awful dusty in that part of the world ?

He may be a bachelor...the floor may simply need a women's touch.

Regards...

[lumen]

I suppose a few those two foot long lawn spikes could nail it down fairly well in that hard clay.

Regardless, it still looks like the generator output was used to activate a relay in the generator box.

[albator10]

"Bolted to the ground". That's a laugh. Go ahead, try "bolting" something to the ground, then put a big side load on it with a drive belt and let me know how it works out. How do you adjust the belt tension, I wonder?

That one gets a ROFL for sure. Don't forget, Kahloon's device was "nailed" to the ground as well!

Sorry, my first language is french.... I wanted to say bolted to the floor, or fixed to the floor if you wish, you dont have to ridicule me.

At 4:40 you see that they are inside some kind of garage we see the concrete wall (and a motorcycle), may be there is a concrete floor under the dust ? Because the floor seams to be pretty flat between the generator and the wall behind

At 4:36 you see that the generator is also bolted on two "beam" and we see the beam fixed on the floor and the generator bolted on the beam.

You dont need to have a tensionner system (is is preferable to have one I know) but only have your fixed motor and the generator on two rail and you pull your generator to have good tension on the belt and you bolt it on the rail. Since this generator is supposed to not have a lot of drag it should work.

I dont say that this guy is real .... I dont know.... I will try to replicate and let you know

[TinselKoala]

Sorry, my first language is french.... I wanted to say bolted to the floor, or fixed to the floor if you wish, you dont have to ridicule me.

At 4:40 you see that they are inside some kind of garage we see the concrete wall (and a motorcycle), may be there is a concrete floor under the dust ? Because the floor seams to be pretty flat between the generator and the wall behind

At 4:36 you see that the generator is also bolted on two "beam" and we see the beam fixed on the floor and the generator bolted on the beam.

You dont need to have a tensionner system (is is preferable to have one I know) but only have your fixed motor and the generator on two rail and you pull your generator to have good tension on the belt and you bolt it on the rail. Since this generator is supposed to not have a lot of drag it should work.

I dont say that this guy is real .... I dont know.... I will try to replicate and let you know

I apologize if I have offended you, and your English is certainement a lot better than my French! But there is a huge difference between "bolted to the ground" and "bolted to the floor".

The fact that the units must be bolted to _something rigid_ like a pair of rails or a baseplate that is somehow buried or hidden out of sight was mentioned a few posts before yours, so your statement "bolted to the ground" struck me as being offered as an alternative to that, and as such, was pretty funny.

Yes, it is clear that with a fixed mount that is a little bit adjustable there is no need for a separate belt tensioner.

At 4:36 it is clear that the generator is sitting on a "beam" or c-bracket but the extent of that support does not go beyond the generator base and does not continue over to the  motor. If this "beam" or bracket is in turn bolted to something else underneath that connects to the motor, it is also clear that that something has been deliberately and carefully buried to put it out of sight. If this is a concrete garage floor covered with dirt, the dirt layer must be inches deep. But I do not believe that it is an indoor location, because in other places in the video you can see bright illumination and hard shadows. The demo may be near an outer wall, and so most of the area shown is in the shadow of the wall or perhaps an overhanging roof, but I still think it is outdoors. For example at 4:52 the camera is pointed so that you can see an area of brilliant illumination. An open garage door? Possibly. More likely they are under the shade of the wall or a roof over an otherwise open area.

But why would you want to waste your time trying to "replicate" this hoax? It doesn't matter whether he  is indoors or out, whether the thing is bolted to the ground or into anchors in a concrete floor under a layer of dirt. The fact that he is showing it on YouTube and has not been co-opted by some military laboratory somewhere is clear enough evidence to me that he is a hoaxer.  Do you seriously believe that some government agency is going to allow such a simple "self running" overunity generator setup to be exhibited in public? The first country to develop such a device will have a great military advantage over its enemies and friends, because they will no longer need to supply costly petroleum-based fuel to their tanks and trucks and naval vessels. Think about it. The fact that you are seeing it on YouTube, demonstrated in such a laughable fashion, is clear enough evidence that it is not real.

But of course it is your time and money and you may waste it as you wish. Please be sure to report your results, whatever they may be, though.