Chas Campbell free power motor

[shruggedatlas]

impressive, I was almost fooled by it

I see that the stop at the end of the ramp is of the same height

but the last frame shows the near ball lower on the track to the back stop

though the track appears to be at the same height at the end.. the track is wider giving the extra downward force

I agree that is a really clever experiment.  According to what I know about the laws of physics, this should be impossible.  I do not think the track is wider at the end, but I do think that it is lower.  If you look very carefully, the uphill side does not seem as steep at the downhill side, so I think the ball ends up lower that it does on the top track.

[markdansie]

I thought I might ask here (sorry of topic)
does anyone know of a good 3d fem software for magnet research
My email is mark.dansie@advatel.biz
Thanks

[gaby de wilde]

Okay, should I now delete all the offtopic postings and the nice blond bomdshell ?

The other way around would be better. Start a new topic and give us an update on the research done.

[gaby de wilde]

When one opens the Pandora's box of rejecting basic laws of physics and thermodynamics, one loses a lot of assumptions that provide a stable common ground for discussion.

everything you cant make evident is nonsense :-)

[hartiberlin]

Okay, here is a better explanation and better movie of the 2 balls crossing with
different speed the same distance, although they have at the end the same
potential and kinetic energy:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,209.0.html

quoated from:
http://www.phys.ufl.edu/demo/demobook/mechpage.htm


    * High / Low Road Track:

A race between two balls as they move between the same change in potential energy.
One follows a straight track and the other follows a longer curved track.
The curved track ball finishes first due to higher kinetic energy.

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This can be definately used by Chad to speed up the balls reaching their far end !