New youtube of magnet/coil "perpetual motion"

[pinestone]

Small or Giant core!!!. But isn't overunity.....Right!!!

There has never been any Bedini motor being overunity. This tech is a dead end to investigate.
In the case there is an report on OU there is no way to confirm anything. Most due to the
inventor being impossible to meet or willing to let others take measurements on his contrapment.
When there is an followup, the device is always proven not OU and the inventor proven to
lack all basic "know how" regarding proper and well defined measurement techniques.

What are you going on about? I'm not claiming overunity with this experiment !
It's a discussion about coil cores and hysteresis- this is just an example of a huge core.

READ EVERYTHING- not just the last post...

[Ergo]

The purpose at this forum is overunity.
I just wonder why people continue to investigate the same non OU devices over and over?
Don't they read what others have found before trying the same thing again and again.

[pinestone]

The purpose at this forum is overunity.
I just wonder why people continue to investigate the same non OU devices over and over?
Don't they read what others have found before trying the same thing again and again.

What else do you want to do with your spare time on this planet? Watch TV? Listen to music? Drink? Fu*k?
What's wrong with pursuing the 'so-called' impossible?

History is littered with failures, but also with great discoveries. Space travel being the first that comes to my mind. Atomic energy, gene splicing, lasers, breaking Moores law, etc.
Each were thought to be impossible at one time or another.

Besides, I've never claimed OU- it's just a thought experiment.

[magnetman12003]

Pinestone--

I love your thinking process. I have been at this for years and made hundreds of motor devices that wound up as failures. That does not bother me a bit. I just like to do this as a hobby of interest and keep my mind from going Alzheimer's.
Maybe I might even get lucky and discover something new. Even if what I construct is not overunity I will do it differently than what I have seen.

Tom

[pinestone]

Pinestone--

I love your thinking process. I have been at this for years and made hundreds of motor devices that wound up as failures...
Tom

Thanks for the compliment, Tom

I've been at this for a while, too. Since the mid 1960's. I've worked in many phases of the electronics industry as a technician and in R&D.

But I still love playing with magnets.

You know what they say?  "If you haven't failed, you're not trying"