ANOTHER MOTOR THAT DIDN'T, BUT PLEASE LOOK. IT HAS MERIT!!

[Cloxxki]

What about the thing being an electric motor itself? The way it spins and sounds, with all the bad quality, does come across very "natural" to me. And, I can imagine how the great difference in size between rotor and stator, the friction on the stator would ramp up quicker, causing a timing difference to naturally appear which then causes the overunity effect. The stators want to be unity as all other devices like it, but once in phase, can't quite speed up/brake fast enough for that to keep happening. Does that make any sense?
I hate uncertainty always surounding OU claims. Even if the devices are real, they make us believe less due to lack of confirmation/replication. And an inventor always only maks one device, which then disappears or is disassembled for further incarnations. There shpuld be laws against playing with the future of the world, like swearing in public for some countries. The Word is important, and is not to be used in vain.

[0c]

@ramset: I think that there is some wiggle-room in the device you mention. I believe that the various videos and experiments and replication attempts have ruled out almost all logical possibilities. But certain omissions have occurred, which when considered carefully just MIGHT provide a reasonable and rational explanation of the long reported run and the apparent acceleration in the first "dark" video. I have my own conjecture in this regard, ...

Personally, I think you have a bit more than "conjecture" about that ommitted "reasonable explanation". I'd like very much to see a thorough explanation and some photos or videos of the drive mechanism.

... but I don't want to share it, because I think it will have much more impact if it is presented, logically and with evidence, by someone else. Let's just say that it doesn't involve "AGW" or getting energy from the magnets themselves.

I have seen firsthand a replication that could do exactly as you describe, however it was not constructed very robustly and was broken at the time I saw it. But if repaired, and the video was properly scripted, it could have done what was demonstrated. I don't think there would have been 17,000 joules available though (I don't think those button batteries can store that much), and I don't think it would have spun overnight as was claimed for the OCMPMM.

I know this isn't very helpful, but really, the matter is out of my hands and I just can't add anything new to the discussion.

You "can't" or WON'T add anything new to the discussion? It's only out of your hands because you refuse to dig it up.

[TinselKoala]

It's out of my hands because I am not totally in control of my existence. Much to my dismay.
So, OC,  by your statement, you have actually gotten closer to a working OCMPMM than I ever have, so why are you asking me questions? Never mind, I think I know. You think I have information that you don't have. But I don't. Sorry.

[0c]

It's out of my hands because I am not totally in control of my existence. Much to my dismay.

For the things you do, you seem to have a lot of control. Conveniently, it's only the things you don't do where you lack control. Why is that? Sounds like a lame excuse to me.

You think I have information that you don't have. But I don't.

Regarding the actual device in question, yes, I think you have some information I don't have. I have seen firshand how something can be created which appears to behave like the device in the video. Is that what was really done? At a minimum, with the tools and skills that Alsetalokin guy has at his disposal, I'm sure it would have been crafted to more exacting tolerances and been more aesthetically pleasing.

What motor was used? What batteries? How was it switched on? Was some of that noise in the video coming from the motor? There seems to be a lot of information I don't have. If the device isn't very interesting, why not reveal every scandalous detail?

Enquiring minds want to know!