Gravity Magnetic Motor

[TheOne]

I just found this video on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKtIsrc-LHs&NR=1

[tinu]

Interesting video, no doubt about that. Thanks for posting. But it?s too interesting imho. I can see a similar scenario like the past ones: short movie; made n years ago; don?t know what happened meanwhile; everything else (much more relevant) is lost; I?m too stupid to see it?s something that could change the world if real; emphasis on something different (this time his girlfriend); good video editing despite short duration but still giving enough clues for ?replicators?; perplexing simplicity; highly motivational, not at all scientifically/technically; easy to fake; dubious user profile.

The mechanism reminds me of an old sewing machine (pedal powering a flywheel; ?Singer? trademark) my grandmother had from her mother, long before electricity was introduced to masses. It was still functional when I was a child and I was always fascinated at that age by building momentum into that flywheel.

Now, I know that gravitational motors can not possibly work. (Some will disagree but they have their opinions and I have mine.) I also know that magnetic motors can not possibly work. Same bracket applies. Why shall I buy a clumsy story about a gravi-magnetic motor, as long as it is also known that gravity and magnetism are independent forces? I?m sure plenty will buy the story, anyway. Just felt like posting for the ones decided to rip apart their bicycle as of tonight then regretting tomorrow.

Time will tell.

Cheers,
Tinu

[TheOne]

Its maybe an hoax too its hard to tell, they are some room on the ground to add some battery and the well is attached on a machine, but was cool to watch

[FreeEnergy]

they say it's easier to slide a magnet apart sideways than to just pull it apart. seems like what is happeneing here. i could be wrong. kind of like a stirlin magnetic engine type of thing.

[FreeEnergy]

anyone out there? 
hello?