Self-Runner NS Coil Pulse Motor Live Video Stream. It's been going for months!

[happyfunball]

It doesn't matter what the guy stated or didn't state. What matters is the reality of the claim in the title of this thread. The shown device isn't a self-runner because the motor is driven by a galvanic cell. What's potentially interesting is @pirate88179's work but there's more to be understood about it.

Also, like I said, what I've done in the OU field is irrelevant here because this thread is about something else.

It only matters to someone who insists on being extremely immature. He clearly stated it is NOT OU. Drop it already.

[Omnibus]

It only matters to someone who insists on being extremely immature. He clearly stated it is NOT OU. Drop it already.

If it's not OU as he claims it, why bother? That guy has no clue to deserve citing what he says. Drop it.

[happyfunball]

If it's not OU as he claims it, why bother? That guy has no clue to deserve citing what he says. Drop it.

You don't like the way he worded the thread, yet he makes it clear he is not claiming OU. Really shabby jealousy.

[Omnibus]

You don't like the way he worded the thread, yet he makes it clear he is not claiming OU. Really shabby jealousy.

Trivialities cannot invoke jealousy. This is a useless thread and that should be stated clearly. I wish @pirate88179 opens a thread to discuss his experiments with the coil, especially if he decides to continue them. The only use of this thread would be if @pirate88179 decides to post here his results instead of owning of new thread, to keep everything in one place.

[gauschor]

I have watched all videos now and I also think that the moisture persists for a long time within the different layers of the coil. It remembers when I put once copper and iron into box with wet sand and could measure some voltage for some months time. And exactly this seems to happen in here, which is nothing unusal I'm afraid. The solution with salt water will most likely only dry out on the outside, but not on the inside completely. As powerthecat already mentioned, it is difficult enough to remove moisture from the inside of a transformer. With this kind of NS coil it's even more diffcult.

Also I agree with omnibus that you need to enclose the device in a faraday cage. Make sure you are not in the near of an electrical distribution board. I experienced myself that I could pickup a decent amount of voltage and current by just having a long cable next to some board, as well as in a distance of 1-2m. Since you have quite along cable (coil) this device will act as an antenna and pickup electromagnetic waves very easily! This is most likely the reason why it even works in a dry state.

Of course a faraday cage will also dismiss natural electromagnetic waves, but you'd need to go into the desert to prove the influences. I agree though that this device is interesting, but all in all it seems to be a galvanic cell only (wet state), or anj EMF pickup antenna (dry state). 

If it is possible to gain enough power for many month or even a year just by using this device and putting it into a box so that it is shielded from wind, I could imagine further use though. For now the "motor" however seems to be quite weak. Even a small flat battery cell has more power than this big device as can be seen in one of "lidmotors" replications. Therefore it needs lots of coils