Is this the first selfrunning overunity motor w/o batteries ? Mike?s motor

[Peterae]

I think Mikes video came first( it was looser), but i also think he took it apart to smarten the wires up and use wire ties, this explains the static pictures being different to the video.
I also think from the confusion that followed, he lost the working design, and decided to exit the scene to save face.
The second ssr he used would draw more current than the first, because of the LED every milliwatt counts in this game, so if he did get the second 1 working as he said he did he was at least showing an increase of captured power of 0.6 watts to drive the LED(I dont think he did).
If that is the case the only thing you can do is release the video, take a bit of credit and dissapear untill someone else reproduces his original design.

Of course he may also of been abducted by Aliens, who 2 months previous abducted him to show him how to build it, and because he screwed it up have now sent him to another planet for punishment.

[Thaelin]

   I thought that was what this planet was for?  I mean, why else do you think that they put a radiation belt around it for??

      

sugra

[z_p_e]

I've already said in a previous post that what I can accomplish with this model is limited. I already acknowledged that.

When I feel I've exhausted all usefulness of the model, I may build the motor.

I've got more tests and work to do yet, and don't count out the Lenz effect to the rotor (i.e. magnet interaction) just yet!

Darren

[CTG Labs]

Sorry Darren,

I don't read all the posts anymore because I am on so many forums and yahoogroups that I spend more time reading messages that doing research so I have restricted myself in forums and stuff to spend more time testing and experimenting because it was starting to get ridiculous.


Regards,

Dave.

[z_p_e]

No Problem Dave.

Where are you at right now?

Last I read you were using the balanced driver circuit of John's.

What's the advantage of using that circuit?

Darren