My free energy experiment.

[stevensrd1]

Ive been doing a little experiment for years, every time I do it, it still amazes me. I took a small motor, then took it apart, and on the rotor shaft where there is three contacts, I bend one out and in till it drops  off, remember this is not the two main power contacts on the back of the motor, but it is one of the three contacts on the motors shaft, the part that has the coils on it,,then put the motor back together. Oh do this carefully if you try it least you break a coil wire and it wont work. Anyway so this turns the motor into what I call a pulser motor. As power is applied it will make and break electrical contact as it spins. You may have to start this motor by hand, once its started it keeps going. Now to the neat part. I take two batteries 1.5v rechargeable and wire these in series, as a separate circuit so to speak. Then I take three more of the same kind of batteries and wire these in parallel. Now what you do is take the negative of the parallel set and connect it to the negative of the series  set. Then you take the positive of the parallel set, connect it to the pulser motor then to the other positive of the series set. Now the motor should be spinning, if not give it a hand start. This thing will run for up to 24 hours but varies, and it will also recharge the three batteries in parallel. So we have two batteries draining, three recharging and a motor spinning. Be sure when starting this experiment your two batteries in series are fully charged and that your three batteries in parallel are fully drained. Here is another hint, you will know you got the pulser motor working right when you can stop it, and it stays stopped,  and restart it by hand,,when it is connected to the batteries. This should be simple enough to follow I hope. Enjoy.

[diegra]

Hi
Do you have a circuit or a video?
Regards
Diegra

[exnihiloest]

Not conclusive about OU if you don't loop your device.

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi folks, Hi stevensrd1, I like the idea and have made similar experiments myself, though not exactly as your showing. Meaning i used the tesla switch idea of running a higher voltage into a lower voltage, with a load in between, i just never used a standard motor with a commutator piece taken out. Though i have used coils from a pulse motor that i built as the inline load. Have you tried putting a load on the motor, like a small fan or something. Which would be a better experiment, since most people would have no use for a motor just freely spinning, unless one planned to extract the heat from the motor or something. Thanks.
peace love light
Tyson

[nievesoliveras]

Thank you @stevensrd1!

I have been looking for that motor as a switch for a long time.

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