6 VOLTS in 300 OUT MUST SEE VIDEO - A OVERUNITY STARTING POINT??

[magnetman12003]

Hi All,

This video is not mine but I believe it illustrates a starting point for those really interested in Overunity. Dave has been able to spin a 2 inch sphere magnet with great speed. A input voltage of 6 volts. Output over 300 volts.  This is a must see video!  Check out all his videos.

As most folks in this forum already know the magnetic field coming from that magnet is very powerful. Someone must be able to harvest electricity from that magnet field without unbalancing the magnet spin itself. I believe overunity might just be around the corner.

Hats off to Dave for posting this video on the U tube.  Someone please make a copy before it vanishes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9YIl1y9aSA&feature=channel

Tom

[nightlife]

The amount of volts used compard to the amount of volts out is meaning less unless both amps are known giving us the total watts in and the total watts out.

I will admit that this is interesting and worthy of further testing with differnt magnets like a rod that is magnetized thru the center from end to end. Secure the rod using fixed non metalic bearings and place a deguassing coil around the center and then place one set of two sets of two that are wired in series and position one on one end and the other on the other end. One set should create enough power to power the center and the other should be able to produce excess power to be use and or stored.

[gadgetmall]

Yes we do this all the time ./ Any good bedini builder like myself can easily generate 1000+ from an aa  1.5 volt bedini . a 12 volt bedini i can light 130 volt bulbs from a 12 volt input  . What i am saying is a spinning magnet can capture some volts in a few coils  but still its going to be low amperage unless you know how to convert the static  Hv into current . I do and i shared  it' sall in here some where . I cannt tell you where thought it was so long ago . .

gadget

[nightlife]

Gadget, the only way I know of is by using a sparkplug, cap and a 12 volt automotive coil.
You have to many postings to go back and look for what you have already done. If you still can not remember, I will take the time to go back and find it.

[MrMag]

He says in the video himself that the meter was the only load. When I was playing around with a TPU, I was putting in a 5 volt square wave and getting A perfect sine wave out at about 250 Volts. Problem was, like he said in the video, there was no load. As soon as I put any load what so ever on it the voltage disappeared.