Chas Campbell free power motor

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Hi Humbugger,
please stop to harrass Ashtweth !

The book is not closed, as we even did not see yet the videos.

I am very interested to see the videos first and then do my own
analysis of what was going on there.

Also I am interested, how it was measured before, so that
it was featured on TV.

Also I am very interested to see the other device,
the big Bessler  like gravity wheel.

Thanks for your understanding and patience.

Regards, Stefan.

HI Stefan, okay it was measured with the 'pulse' of the drop saw and drills but also had a light!
he had many more flywheels on this set up, i can get all the details, perhaps his TV set up is better or more efficient, or he had it tuned better Looks like its a mechanical flywheel arrqangment there, but hwo is to say that pulsing the out put wont make it  very efficient, untill we test your duty cycle.

[Humbugger]

@Ashtweth Nihilist

During the ten seconds of testing you did with steady resistive halogen lamp loads, please report what the input power and output power measurements were and how they were taken.  Thank you.

Humbugger

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Hum, the resistive load lights/ALT were placed in a watt hour meter, and the induction motor was placed in a watt hour meter.

Upon 1000+ watts of load went through the ALT which slowed down the flywheel and over strained the PM, which read over 1000+ watts. The exact figure was not recorded sorry as we knew that it was under a COP of 1. (this was in line with what chas said would happen)

Now a normal person with your conventional engineering would then walk out the door, how ever we are going to try a pulse circuit on the ALT and many others before WE make up OUR mind.

ONE of the pulse circuits is attached

[Humbugger]

"The exact figure was not recorded sorry as we knew that it was under a COP of 1."

The above statement shows clearly that you simply ignore and bury any test result that does not fit with your hopes. 

Humbugger

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

No it doesn't it an answer to a direct question you asked, i told you what happened it went under a COP of 1 when we loaded the resistive lights as Chas said it would. [Pro longed loading reflects back to the prime mover]

You wonder why people (im not the only one BTW) look upon you as suspicious, and where your coming from, unless you like to delay the board Hum, i would stick to direct questions