Newman machine with a closed loop selfrunning without batteries or solar panels

[Tink]

When I try to upload the files the script says total upload can only be 12000KBytes so 12 Megs.
The files are 3.6 - 1.8 - 3.8 Megs each, should be easy.
I think there is a bug in your forum script somehow.

You asked: "Is this clay he is using conductive ?"
When you look at the site of: http://www.pyroclay.com/ and go to the section: http://pyroclay.com/certificate.htm you will find many metals.

Mmm, I can't PM you HartiBerlin, can't even e-mail you.
I like as much privacy as possible just like you so I won't send these files to www.megaupload.com sorry about that.
Is there no other way to upload these files?
Maybe an other member I can send them to?
PM me your mail address if you want them and I will send them (look above for the file size).

(Edit) I tried a new topic and this is what I got:
The following error or errors occurred while posting this message:
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No subject was filled in.
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I tell you I DID give it a subject!!!
This is useless, what can I do?

(Edit 2)
I found your mail address via Google and you got them now, please put them on the forum.

[hartiberlin]

Hi Tink and all,
here are the 3 videos now:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3406.0.html

Many thanks again.

Regards, Stefan.

[potatogunman]

what would you classify this design to be?  is it a type of  newman  machine?....has  anyone seen  this design  before?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9U4QnzE1Fc

[Pirate88179]

I just watched the video twice and I am not sure what he is saying.  I think he said it takes 1/2 amp to run and only charges the batteries 1/4 amp but he also said he has achieved overunity?  Can someone who is better versed in electrical devices than I explain this to me please?  Thank you.

Bill

[klamathpro]

what would you classify this design to be?  is it a type of  newman  machine?....has  anyone seen  this design  before?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9U4QnzE1Fc

That is a poorly designed Newman machine.  His coil is all wroing being bunched up in the center.  No wonder it takes 1/4 of an amp to run.  I got mine down to 5 milliamps at 50 volts, however mine is smaller.  But 1/4 amp is too much.  His newer one runs even less efficiently and he's using a solid state relay in place of the comm I believe, which is definately a no no. 

It also doesn't sound like he knows Jack (or Jaz) about how it really works.

I give him props for trying new ways though.