12 times more output than input, dual mechanical oscillation system !

[magnusx]

Hi all, great work going on here!
I'm new here but I've been interested in this stuff for ages.

I thought of making a model of this device in Meccano but I'm a bit short of parts at the moment (I'll be working on it) - seems to me that you could check out the power of a real one by powering the swinging weight with a solenoid and gradually increasing the weight on the other end of the arm until it didn't rise . .
then you use that as a guide when you harness the output since it is short but strong oscillations, a little tricky to convert efficiently into rotary motion . . . .
Twelve times the input does seem pretty amazing though . . . ..

[dailytool]

Please try to couple a generator to the wheel and try to power the pendulum from this generator output via pulses to an electromagnet to kick the pendulum weight.
Many thanks.

Maybe someone has an old battery powered baby swing that they could convert:

http://www.amazon.com/Fisher-Price-Smart-Stages-Rocker-Swing/dp/B000NK5GJW

[srgrimm]

I must be missing something....the concepts he's decribing are things I figured out when I was about 10 I think. It's nothing more than transfer of energy via fulcrums and pendulums...and I might add this is what I would call a far-from-unity machine. As demonstrated with his flashlights, he was continuously pushing the pendulum with the other flashlight thus keeping enough energy into the system to cause enough force to bang the lever on the "test" flashlight. Given enough of a lever and a properly placed fulcrum and one could move the world...is that how it goes.
I'm sorry,afer about five minutes of watching this I thought it was a gag video....something to tease everyone with. This guy acts like he just discoved gravity or something....hey, but what do I know.

[VOR]

Yeah,
And look at his oscillator pdf's...we're comparing voltage to power... Voltage = Current * Resistance... Power = Voltage*Current = Current^2*Resistance...Apples to oranges. All this mans done is show that yes conservation of momentum is still true...Mass*Velocity at time1 = Mass*Velocity at time2...lower mass, higher velocity, higher unloaded voltage...brb, i'm gonna get him a gold star...and you all get one too.

[Dingus Mungus]

Untill you've built it and tested it yourself you'll probably never believe it. Thank god there are researchers here willing to do the job since you would never bother. So please try not to belittle others hard work. Real losers don't even attempt.

I too am a skeptic but even in simulations I've seen some merit in this device.

~Dingus Mungus