Has anyone here constructed an overunity system that works?

[bistander]

sporotivlyasya => "Russian word which cannot be translated into English", per Google.

Anybody have a guess?
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[Ilya Tsimbaluk]

But, unlike the weird classic with its conclusions. where they say that in the generator we waste energy to create electricity - this is a very outdated concept from my point of view. as an individual.
It had a right to life. But the individual himself, depending on how he views the process, may view it differently. In fact, the rotor is resisted by the stator, which is attached to the support, and this support is the resultant force, which does not allow the stator to accelerate or to move at all. Therefore, the generation of electric energy can be seen as in the case of the spring clamped additional energy, which took place in Newtonian mechanics, where the magnetic field was an intermediary between the resisting bodies.

[Ilya Tsimbaluk]

Hi, I just installed this translator, I hope it is really considered the best in the world, as it is claimed in the ads

[Ilya Tsimbaluk]

Hello again, Deepl seems to translate more adequately than Google. What I wanted to say. that my experiment, which I conducted within the walls of the engineering company showed that through the magnetic field the impulse or kinetic energy is transferred to the second body. and the formed magnetic field is converted into the potential electric energy of a charged capacitor equal, though roughly, because I am obliged to bet on the error of installation, was equal to the work performed by the first body.

[Ilya Tsimbaluk]

Greetings friends, today I spent the whole day walking around...The second part is Proteus.  Now I'm busy preparing the high-frequency equipment. I would like to ask a question - there is such a chip...
SPF5043Z
The datasheet says that at 400-500 MHz it can amplify by 22 dB. If I understand correctly we need to consider the power, i.e. the chip amplifies the signal by about 100 times. The maximum input power is 25 dbm, which is the equivalent of 0.3 W. Am I correct in converting the decibels to watts and decibels to times?