The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

More seeds on fertile soil?

Hi, my name is xxx, I?m electric engineer, actually I?m working at electrical interprise of my city, Cienfuegos, Cuba. I?m very interest at about free energy, I have read many literature about it two years ago, I believe that it is  posible to make device of free energy. I have many ideas in my head but I can not to make anythings practical, because of  to factor tiempo, though I?m organize my job and my time for this proposes.

I would like to meet you, because you have experience at this theme, consider me a friend.

Dear xxx,

I do not answer private emails.  However, you are welcome to post here.  We want to benefit the World.  International cooperation is always welcome.

Lee Cheung Kin and myself are old and retired.  We focus on the theory and encourage others to build the prototypes.

Please share your thoughts and comments on this forum first.  May be we can organize a team to build the prototypes later.

Lawrence Tseung
International Interests justify the excited pulses.  This will Lead Out international cooperation

[Freezer]

Theory of the Simple Gravity Motor as described in:

http://theverylastpageoftheinternet.com/newclaims/GravityMotor/gravity_motor.htm

In this invention, the Pulse Force comes from the eight hammers.  In one revolution, there are eight Pulses.  The above information describes the construction material, the dimensions etc.  However, it avoided the question of stating how long the rotation lasted.  The one who posted it said:

Hi ltseung, Ive been reading your posts trying to understand, and a lot of it sounds interesting. 

I've always believed people didn't give this gravity motor enough attention.  People always seem to build it the same way, thus repeating the errors.  This motor incorporates a heartbeat in a way, or more so a wobble motion.  I've seen weird effects with my failed magnet motor attempts, but noticed that in some instances the wobble motion or in my case the instability caused different results.  For instance in one of my setups, when the rotor came into a stator array, the initial magnet would cause the rotor to wobble or bounce up and down and it would get through the sticky point.  After I made it more stable, which eliminated the wobble, it wouldn't get through anymore.  There was a magnet motor on youtube, which is posted somewhere here.  It was the one where the guy used a brush, computer fan and tape.  I noticed in one of his comments he stated the even though the video didn't show it, the rotor was shaking up and down or wobbling as it spun (makes sense, if you have a computer fan to look at you will see that the bearing allows for this wobble).  This gravity setup seems like it would feed off that wobbling motion.  In my mind I see this working if it was built to good tolerances. I think this would be a great design to try and see if it works, thanks for posting.

[FreeEnergy]

Theory of the Simple Gravity Motor as described in:

http://theverylastpageoftheinternet.com/newclaims/GravityMotor/gravity_motor.htm

In this invention, the Pulse Force comes from the eight hammers.  In one revolution, there are eight Pulses.  The above information describes the construction material, the dimensions etc.  However, it avoided the question of stating how long the rotation lasted.  The one who posted it said:

Hi ltseung, Ive been reading your posts trying to understand, and a lot of it sounds interesting. 

I've always believed people didn't give this gravity motor enough attention.  People always seem to build it the same way, thus repeating the errors.  This motor incorporates a heartbeat in a way, or more so a wobble motion.  I've seen weird effects with my failed magnet motor attempts, but noticed that in some instances the wobble motion or in my case the instability caused different results.  For instance in one of my setups, when the rotor came into a stator array, the initial magnet would cause the rotor to wobble or bounce up and down and it would get through the sticky point.  After I made it more stable, which eliminated the wobble, it wouldn't get through anymore.  There was a magnet motor on youtube, which is posted somewhere here.  It was the one where the guy used a brush, computer fan and tape.  I noticed in one of his comments he stated the even though the video didn't show it, the rotor was shaking up and down or wobbling as it spun (makes sense, if you have a computer fan to look at you will see that the bearing allows for this wobble).  This gravity setup seems like it would feed off that wobbling motion.  In my mind I see this working if it was built to good tolerances. I think this would be a great design to try and see if it works, thanks for posting.

agreed

[hansvonlieven]

Theory of the Simple Gravity Motor as described in:

http://theverylastpageoftheinternet.com/newclaims/GravityMotor/gravity_motor.htm

In this invention, the Pulse Force comes from the eight hammers.  In one revolution, there are eight Pulses.  The above information describes the construction material, the dimensions etc.  However, it avoided the question of stating how long the rotation lasted.  The one who posted it said:

Fascinating, this device was first described and drawn by Bessler himself in his book Maschinen Traktate.
There is indeed nothing new under the sun :-)

Hans von Lieven

[shruggedatlas]

Given it's the investors who always scam every one, not the inventors this is a most reasonable request. If the invention doesn't work there should not be any problem withdrawing your funds again.

You are a fool.  How do the investors scam anyone?  They are the ones putting up the money.  It's the inventors who are putting up wild claims.  You do realize that to date, no free energy technology exists, right?  Therefore, anyone who has ever put up any money for free energy, by definition, has been scammed.