made this with phun - free energy?

[Rapadura]

Okay, now it's my time!!

I just discovered a bug on Phun (or is it a free energy device?  )

Here is the link to download the .PHZ file:

http://www.drivehq.com/file/df.aspx/shareID7120139/fileID517104612/leveraged_pendulum.phz

(leveraged_pendulum.phz)

I couldn't upload the file to this thread here at Overunity.com because it's larger than 300 kb.

Fell free to download the file and test it with your version of Phun on your computer.

I will tell you what is happening on my computer:

When I press the "Play" button, my "leveraged pendulum" is static...

Then, I use the "rotate" tool of Phun to rotate the 11 kg steel ball at the lower end of the pendulum, I rotate it about 80 degrees (more than 70 degress, less than 90 degrees). Then, I let the ball fall freely, and the pendulum, as we should expect, starts to swing...

BUT... A strange thing happens: instead of going "less high" at each swing, the ball starts to go higher at each swing!! Then, I become bored of seeing the ball swing and I accelerate the "simulation speed" to 10x. The ball still going higher at each swing, until a moment when it simple... makes a complete rotation!!!! And another complete rotation, and another, and another... And it starts to accelerate!!! And it rotates faster and faster, never stopping!!!

It is probably a bug on Phun algoritm, but, let we be optimists: it could be a perpetuum mobile! 

Please, run this simulation on your computers and tell me if you are getting equal results...

[Rapadura]

I had split the file in two using WinRar.

You can download bellow the two parts (leveraged_pendulum.part1.rar  and  leveraged_pendulum.part2.rar) and mount the file using WinRar.

Please try it with your computer!

I need to know if it happening just on my computer, or if it is a bug of Phun algoritm (or a true perpetuum mobile  )

[Rapadura]

I posted a video on YouTube of the simulation running on my computer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyKRF6SH3eU

[FreeEnergy]

thanks for the response guys.
now the only thing left is to try this in real life.
maybe someone can build this to test it out.

@rapadura i think it's only your computer because nothing is happening on my side, the pendulum just sits there and barely moves back and forth.

[FreeEnergy]

LOOK AT THIS!

1 weak motor vs 2 strong motors! wow some interesting results here.

weak motor's strength is 100 Nm with 32 rpm.

the other 2 strong motors each has strength of 500 Nm with 10 rpm.


--- download the attached file