Feynman makes a Bedini Motor

[WilbyInebriated]

burden of proof implicit? perhaps, after all your claim WAS explicit.
funny how you require burden of proof for someone else's claim, but seem to think the same is not required of yours.
hey i'm just exploring the lengths you will go to to not try...
if it's such a trivial task it should be quite simple for you to provide the amount of energy required.

nice twist by the way 

[utilitarian]

hey i'm just exploring the lengths you will go to to not try...
if it's such a trivial task it should be quite simple for you to provide the amount of energy required.

nice twist by the way 

OK fine, the answer is 46.3604 joules.

[WilbyInebriated]

LOL, there's that bistro math you are so famous for
kinda leaving out some data aren't you? what's the weight of your imaginary batteries? and your imaginary rollers what are the specs on those?

you have a strange definition of a "proof"... somehow i think you would require more that for your proof from the "bedini group"

[utilitarian]

LOL, there's that bistro math you are so famous for
kinda leaving out some data aren't you? what's the weight of your imaginary batteries? and your imaginary rollers what are the specs on those?

you have a strange definition of a "proof"... somehow i think you would require more that for your proof from the "bedini group"

Was that the European swallow or the African swallow?

[WilbyInebriated]

nice twist


still waiting on that charge monitoring circuit diagram...
still waiting on the motor specs...
still waiting on the battery count and weight...
still waiting on the roller specs...