Free Energy Grandfather Clock

[nilrehob]

Hi all, (this might be old news)

Just found this:
OS:Perpetual Magnetic Pendulum by George Delk - PESWiki

I guess it operates by using this:
The Two Magnets Push-Pull Experiment

Maybe this one also does:
OS:Mecsdgp Magnet Motor - PESWiki
The size of the wheel has to be rather small i guess.

EDIT: and this one as well (finally found it)
YouTube - Perpetual Motion

/Hob

[nilrehob]

Two strong magnets sitting together, how do you take them apart?
You slide one off the other, sideways, right?
Personally I have never thought this through before,
although it has been in front of me all the time
This imbalance must be the only way to make an PM-only-motor.
I've heard about the 90-deg thing, but never thought it through.
Now it's obvious

/Hob

[john_g]

Quick sketch

Hi
I have done a quick sketch of the device, attached below.

[Aaron]

battery operated

In the correspondence of that Peswiki page for the clock,
the inventor is asked "how long does the battery last."

The inventor replies back that it's been running for about
3 years - so sounds like it may have a coil under the bottom center
that is battery operated probably like an SG circuit.

[ABCStore]

1. I'm absolutely, 100% sure that perpetual motion is possible as a result of superposition of 2 forces.
2. There's a simple mechanical equivalent to a spark gap.
3. The device in "perpetual motion" video (the one locked in a safe) is unnecessary over-complicated.

I'll post a link to a video a bit later.

ABC

[ABCStore]

Here's the link, please think about it

YouTube - magnet motor ball

ABC

[Armagdn03]

1. I'm absolutely, 100% sure that perpetual motion is possible as a result of superposition of 2 forces.
2. There's a simple mechanical equivalent to a spark gap.
3. The device in "perpetual motion" video (the one locked in a safe) is unnecessary over-complicated.

I'll post a link to a video a bit later.

ABC

Now you have caught my attention.

[Aaron]

magnetic ramp

Here's the link, please think about it

YouTube - magnet motor ball

ABC

You can buy those magnetic ramps at many toy stores,
but without the hole in the ramp where the ball drops out.

Perhaps the ball can fall onto a ramp below it
where a circle of them are all piggy backed over one another - in a circle
and it keeps going.

Never tried it myself but I've seen 100% failure rate of anyone trying
to get the magnetic ramp concept like this to be continuous. That is
without a hole though.

I haven't see the concept of it dropping out the bottom until now.

[ABCStore]

That is without a hole though.

I haven't see the concept of it dropping out the bottom until now.

Once again - think "SPARK GAP".
Ramp = capacitor
mgh = electrical potential, etc...

ABC

[ABCStore]

Some more on the subject

The SMOT a simple Free Energy demonstrator

ABC

[Aaron]

smot

SMOT, I haven't seen that in years. I remember it, if it drops off the end,
then not a difference from having a hole to drop through. Has anyone
closed the loop on it?

[nilrehob]

In the correspondence of that Peswiki page for the clock,
the inventor is asked "how long does the battery last."

The inventor replies back that it's been running for about
3 years - so sounds like it may have a coil under the bottom center
that is battery operated probably like an SG circuit.

It's not clear if he is answering the question with regards to batteries.

/Hob

[Aaron]

battery

I know, but he certainly didn't deny it, which is what most scammers
would have immediately done.

[gene gene]

Some pendulum ideas

Hi all,

I have been thinking about this for some time, but have very little knowledge of electronics, coils, capacitors, and such. I now have, from the library (The Boy Electrician) by A P Morgan, and (Induction Coils) by G E Bonney, I will study.
Also the Tesla high frequency coil book is now on line and can be found here,
The Tesla high frequency coil: its ... - Google Books

The first 2 drawings may just be Rube Goldburg, but I'm hopping someone here might set me straight on this or possibly give suggestions on coil windings.
The 3rd drawing however shows a much simpler device and may have some potential, I think.

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Thanks to all for your hard works here,

Gene
Thinker + Tinker = Free Energy

[gene gene]