Chas Campbell free power motor

[d3adp00l]

So ash just to clarify, does this thing run on ac and produce dc? or does it run on ac and produce ac?

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Okay just to clarify, Chas runs an 800 watt induciton motor form the 50 hertz AC mains, to this he is driving(via his gravity/flywheels) a 3.5kva alternator, (AC in, and AC out)

So already to get power out of a 3500 watt alternator you need at least 2 HP? maybe more, so already is OU. His motor is aobut 3/4 HP. As we want to silence and educate the skeptics , we opted to go DC in and DC out.

we can produce a DC reading via an inverter, and also rectify the AC into DC at the alternator out put. Simple as saying OU.

[d3adp00l]

I think simple ac clamp meters would be much much easier. heck just pull a couple watthour meters from a savage yard. But anyway you want to do it, go for it. For ease sake 746 watts=1 hp, soo 800/746= 1.07 or after heat loses 1 hp. 3500 watts (mind you thats only if you are using 3500watts, just turning the alternator takes almost nothing) 3500/746=4.69 hp or 4.5hp after loses. Or a total possible of 450% ou at a maintained max output, must be maintained, not just a momentum storage energy of moving mass. Good luck ash.

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Thanks man, we need that sort of data to put on the video.  Sure i have a fancy digital AC meter which we can compare to the DC readings too

At least we know with DC there is no voltage phase angle and power factor stuff

[Joh70]

"Chas runs an 800 watt induciton motor form the 50 hertz AC mains" Means that, the unit consumes conventional electricity from net to run? If yes, this looks not so elegant to me, although it's possible that it's overunity. An autarc/isolated system which also runs in Africa's desert to serve a water pump, would be better - like a real "bessler wheel" has to be able to do mechanically. What when electricity is shut down?