DeBunk This

[Lidmotor]

Take a small DC motor,, put really long leads on it,, hold the output shaft, power the motor,,

Hollow out the core in the motor seen in the video,, place a button battery inside that hollowed out core with a simple CF type switch,, one side of the battery is directly connected to the motor and the other goes through the switch and to the hollowed out rotor core,, the other input for the motor is connected to the motor shaft,, switch closes and the battery runs the motor and if the motor output shaft is held by the frame of the original motor it spins.

I have done this kind of thing so I could use the case of the motor as a larger pulley than the shaft.  Not so much the illusion thing,,

What has me stumped about the Chinese video is the large incandescent bulb on bright in broad daylight.  I think he has mains AC someway put into his setup.  The way he is carefully handling the wires indicates to me that he doesn't want to get zapped.  Having the kids nearby is pretty dangerous.  Just my opinion.  I think that I have figured out the two shaded pole setup.  The capacitor causes a phase shift.  If it is wired backwards perhaps the rig won't run (I'm guessing). Might be fun to build one up to try the theory.  You would still have to feed it with mains AC for it to run.

--Rusty

[Lidmotor]

Looks can be deceiving,, is that a regular incandescent light bulb??

I have not seen a normal one light up the way it does,, how long should it take for the filament to go from orange to white??

A good magician makes the audience believe that the knife is real by play acting.

  Good valid points.  It is all about getting the audience TO BELIEVE!!!  Here is my latest video on using induction as a way to send the juice into a 'Free Energy' device.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcIf5RADDbI

Rusty

[Pirate88179]

  Good valid points.  It is all about getting the audience TO BELIEVE!!!  Here is my latest video on using induction as a way to send the juice into a 'Free Energy' device.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcIf5RADDbI

Rusty

Rusty:

Excellent!

I really think you have solved this.  Your method explains why it could be picked up, for a bit, and still keep running.

Induction.

Why didn't I think of that?

Bill

[TinselKoala]

I've been telling you the same thing for years.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x2YfA9LU5s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb1UpX0-Q00
Of course I didn't have a 22 Farad supercap to play with for those demonstrations.

But here's one with a 10F supercap:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPt7xbmHXfY

[tinman]

Ok-so where are the coils on the two motors that would couple with a coil under the table?
The only coils i see on the motors,are the two wound in a vertical plane,which would not couple to a coil under the table that would be in a horizontal plane.

Great to see those that can get LED's to light using wireless coupling,but lets see some one light an incandescent bulb wirelessly -one around the size of an auto tail light globe


Brad