Interesting free energy experiment.

[TommeyLReed]

Hi All,

I found this video today and maybe this would be a experiment I will try.

What do you all think?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAseG7z_GQo


Tom.

[pomodoro]

Come on Tommey, surely, you can't be that gullible!  Germany and Italy working together, now that sounds like a horrible history repeating itself.    It can only  result in pain. Contact the chap and see what he wants..

[TommeyLReed]

Hi pomo,

I thought it would be interesting in making a simple version with a dc motor and a low rpm hub motor as a dc generator.

This way you can show better input vs output of watts.

The flywheel could be a weight lifter 45lb weight that anyone can get from Walmart.

This I can do in a few months after my move to Florida, just a thought.

Tom

[TommeyLReed]

Hi All,

I will explain how the experiment should be ran.

The dc motor is powered by 48v dc batteries as the speed increase no power is being pulled from the 48v hub generator.

When the dc motor reaches top speed of about 3000 rpm's, a micro controller takes over.

What the controller does is turn off the dc motor and allow power to be pulled from the generator for a few seconds or what ever timing is needed to make it the most efficient to recharge battery bank.

The flywheel acts a mechanical capacitor that store inertia.

Then the dc motor kicks back on while the generator goes into free spin and cycle off and on again.

Tom.

[Paul-R]

Could you use a couple of secondhand car starter motors at £10 each?