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

[Paul-R]

Looking carefully at the video, I suspect there are some power wires under the carpet to make it look like it is overunity.
I put the inventor of this motor in the same category with the inventor of the Methernitha Testatika Machine. 
Honestly people..Do you think that if you invented a machine that was over unity or very efficient in power conversion, then you put working mechanism on an excellent board as this one and not explain how it works?  No you wouldn't nor would I.  If certain individuals or groups of people say they have it and use some lame excuse for not discussing it totally and honestly then that person or group of person are "Snake Oil Salesman".  They are not telling the truth pure and simple.
Anything that sounds to good to be true.....usually is.
I am not saying it is impossible to reach unity or perhaps overunity.......

I suspect that you have not heard of the SMOT ramp.
Paul.

[Peterae]

Well me roller skate bearings arrived today, i am now running at 4 volts 17-19mA.
Using my circuit from the film. I cant see any performance change from the SSR timing, so something is wrong with the circuit i have , not tried Mikes circuit yet, i will do that once my scope is here and i have done checks.

Peter

[z_p_e]

That's good progress Peter.

Keep up the good work

Darren

PS. Could you update us with a new pic?

[Peterae]

Hi Darren
Will do soon, my camera is at work at the moment, i need to bring it home first, also i missed the scope today, no one in, have arranged for delivery tommorow, and will super glue the MRS to the front door when i leave for work in the morning.
Peter

[SPP-48]

How did your troubleshooting go....find anything odd? Is your L3 waveform sinusoidal when spinning the rotor by hand?
Darren

Darren

I have replaced the diodes. No change. Spinning the motor manually gives L3 an entirely different waveform than when the motor is running off a battery. Pic attached.

While I'm waiting for components for the new motor, I just bought 12 more magnets identical to the ones on my existing rotor which I will fix in the gap between the existing magnets. That will reduce the gap between magnets to just a few mm.

Are you any closer to building a motor?

Cheers

Sam