Possible runner for real

[AB Hammer]

Well! Well! Some one may have beaten us to it.

This was posted on another forum
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZItT-XqqrHE

It seems to work kind of slow but we will see, now that it has been exposed. But it is very big for only 250 watts of out put. A little more than 3 light bulbs of 75 watt each. I feel even if it was done, I think we can do allot better on power to make it even practicable.

[sevich]

Hey Hammer boy!

I don't agree!  I think it's not legitimate! ... Way too much power (watts) generated for such a slow rotation....then again, I'm only a backyard mechanic, what would I know ?



;-)

[hansvonlieven]

Sorry boys,

My feeling is it is just another scam. The video posted is of very poor quality and was made in 1993. That is 15 years ago. You would think they would have come up with a better video since then. They claim to have patented the device in over 20 countries but give no details. There is no website and no way given to contact the inventor not even the inventor's name is mentioned, just some "Business Developer" who is trying to raise money. That business developer has only just now surfaced with a shit video from 1993. I smell some guy trying a rip off with old footage of whatever that thing is.

Hans von Lieven

Incidentally, 300 KVA is not 250 Watts, it is about 240 KW.

[mscoffman]

Since this is a 1993 era movie this probably is the 15KVA version = 15KW resistive.

Any time you see belts and pulleys in a mechanism You should think:
possible "Van De GRAF generator - static electrical management!". as 99%
efficient machinery + environmental energy = overunity.Then the guy can
claim any old bizarre nonsense mechanical theory for the overunity. But
you know that a  mechanism needs to have a lower center of gravity at
the end than at the beginning to have supplied mechanical energy so that
is not it.     MSCoffman

[AB Hammer]

hansvonlieven

Thanks for responding, I know you have seen many fakes.  I will admit I kind of hope so, for it still give us a chance instead of a 15year old surprise. That tends to be so disappointing of time lost due to the challenge that was given me thinking that it hadn't ben done.

Here is what it said at PESWiki.com that threw me off.

This machine has been under development since 1967. The first working model was demonstrated in 1993 and allegedly put out 15 KVA. The present model allegedly puts out 300 KVA (~250 Watts).

I saw the 250 watts.