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[ken_nyus]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZjEYu9BbW0

4 rows of screws lengthwise on a cyclinder, rotating in attraction to 4 magnets outside the cylinder.

Short video but interesting.

[HLEV]

I am new to the board, and just wanted to say that it is videos such as this that give me hope! 

Thanks for posting the link.

I had to watch this one several times.  He moves the magnets around quite a bit by hand so it is hard to tell if it is truly self-running.  This would be an easy enough design for any of us to build and test. 

Does anyone know if this design been tried before?

HL

[FreeEnergy]

reminds me of... http://youtube.com/watch?v=YvHb41KP7To

[tinu]

Quote from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZjEYu9BbW0

?kossxf (4 hours ago): how long have you gotten it to spin?
xpenzif (2 hours ago): I've left this one going all night??

That?s awesome, if real! Unfortunately the current video does not prove it.
All is needed would be a 5+mins video of the device spinning. Then, I?ll definitely buy the concept.
Until that time, it may be inertia or other external effects. (Some devices I?ve tried as proof of concepts for magnetic motors oscillate for many hours before they stop.)

Have a nice day,
Tinu

[Jdo300]

Hello All,

Check this out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZjEYu9BbW0

It looks soo simple!

I don't have the software to do this but someone should make a backup copy of that video and save it here on the forum. Enjoy!

God Bless,
Jason O

[Omnibus]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZjEYu9BbW0

4 rows of screws lengthwise on a cyclinder, rotating in attraction to 4 magnets outside the cylinder.

Short video but interesting.

This has to be reproduced right away. Unfortunately, I'm in Europe now and won't be able to do anything with it till the end of this month. The good researchers here such as @tao, @jdo300 etc. should be here to see this right away. Hope thay are around.

Thanks @ken_nyus for the great find.

[Omnibus]

I think I've read posts by @xpenzif before but was it here in this forum or somewhere else?

[ken_nyus]

Thread on this started here:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3482.0.html

[eavogels]

This can be one of those device that are very difficult to replicate. You noticed perhaps that the cilinder is not straight mounted on the table (you see that when he flips the device). That means that perhaps gravity has a finger in it as well. The screws are not perfectly placed and that can give an imbalance.
This must be tested ofcourse but when a device with the perfect math is not working a less accurate device perhaps will. The angled mounting of the cilinder is a parameter for sure.

[Jdo300]

Hello All,

This thing could definitely be the real deal. I've played with magnets and screws before and the gating effect he mentions is true. I never tried to put it into a circle though like he did. I posted a comment on the youtube page asking if that plate the magnets are on is magnetic or not. It could be used as shielding to help the one-way gating effect. I wonder how he stuck the screws to the cylinder. This looks like it would be easy to replicate.

God Bless,
Jason O

[Omnibus]

This can be one of those device that are very difficult to replicate. You noticed perhaps that the cilinder is not straight mounted on the table (you see that when he flips the device). That means that perhaps gravity has a finger in it as well. The screws are not perfectly placed and that can give an imbalance.
This must be tested ofcourse but when a device with the perfect math is not working a less accurate device perhaps will. The angled mounting of the cilinder is a parameter for sure.

This is the best demonstration of continuous production of excess energy I've seen so far. Of course, violation of CoE has already been proven beyond any doubt and such device is expected to exist. So far, however, I haven't seen a demo of anything so close to a motor working at the expense of no energy input. This device has to be replicated right away by as many people as possible. I won't be surprised if this is the principle which Steorn's Orbo is based on. Great, however, that @xpenzif is sharing it with us unlike everybody else with similar claims hiding away as if ashamed from what they've done.

[Omnibus]

Hello All,

This thing could definitely be the real deal. I've played with magnets and screws before and the gating effect he mentions is true. I never tried to put it into a circle though like he did. I posted a comment on the youtube page asking if that plate the magnets are on is magnetic or not. It could be used as shielding to help the one-way gating effect. I wonder how he stuck the screws to the cylinder. This looks like it would be easy to replicate.

God Bless,
Jason O

I agree. Like I said, this should be replicated right away. So far this is the best experiment demonstrating experimentally perpetuum mobile.

P.S. Probably Stefan should consolidate the two threads.

[Freezer]

Hello All,

This thing could definitely be the real deal. I've played with magnets and screws before and the gating effect he mentions is true. I never tried to put it into a circle though like he did. I posted a comment on the youtube page asking if that plate the magnets are on is magnetic or not. It could be used as shielding to help the one-way gating effect. I wonder how he stuck the screws to the cylinder. This looks like it would be easy to replicate.

God Bless,
Jason O

It looks like its aluminum, which I guess could cause some type of lag.  Perhaps it could be the spiral shape of the screw giving the effect.  Should be pretty cheap to replicate this, I will try it later.

[BEP]

Now THIS IS EXCELLENT!

[Pirate88179]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Int5za7Eslo

I watched this video a while ago and it took me a while to re-locate it.  Appears to be the same line of thinking.  This one appears to use multiple posts around the rotor with magnets on them, or are they just steel/iron blocks?

Bill