Pumping overunity...

[iacob alex]

...if you take a look at   http://www.veljikomilkovic.com/OscilacijeEng.html   Europe,Tesla's country again...there is a very smart man.There you can find a short description ,drawings,images of an original device that asks for a small input,to supply a greater output...that usuall y is accepted as "overunity".You can develop this "starting point"(the pairs "anvil-massive lever" and lever-pendulum) in a lot of ways(mechanical,electo-mechanical...) ,from toys to industrial products.In the beginning,it's a game only,but one "new" and utilitarian.All the Bests!/Alex

[iacob alex]

...sorry about the wrong "spelling".So,the correct web site is     www.veljkomilkovic.com/OscilacijeEng.html     All the Bests!/Alex

[gyulasun]

Hi Alex,

Many thanks for the nice link to Milkovic, I have not been aware of it yet, unfortunately.  The double oscillator with the pendulum is a great idea. Maybe at the pendulum site an electromagnet could be placed and pulsed at times to supply the pendulum loss and this supply would come from a generator driven by the other side (the stronger one) of the lever...  just to show the capability of this idea.

Gyula

[FreeEnergy]

pretty great stuff! see full video 44.MB size:

http://www.veljkomilkovic.com/Video/Veljko_Milkovic_(video-1)_full_video_presentation.wmv

[iacob alex]

Hi Gyulasun!  Really..."that lot of ways(...electromechanical...)from toys to industrial products"...are imaginable.You can hammer a shape,or you can oscillate a field ,with this new lever-pendulum system.The anvil becomes a fixed winding magnet,the lever pass into a mobile magnet.So, can we have an electro-gravific oscillator?The input is pendulum:a little push.The output is at the winding wire.Input/output=?! All the Bests!/Alex