this is how it works,
#brian165fe
1 year ago 3
So, was it a precharged capacitor? So, you spun the rotor quite a bit before filming so that you could precharge the capacitor? Is this what you are saying?
Or are you saying that the rotor 'actively' charges up the capacitor (FROM 0.0V)?
The reason I am asking is, if you didn't precharge the cap in ANY WAY before the thing was set into motion, then, it IS the type of device those in the OU community are looking for...I dare not say perpetual motion, but, a OU 'conversion' device...
brian165fe 1 year ago 3
#Starcross42
1 year ago
First comment hits it on the head. You have spoiled the fun for everyone else. This is the level of thinking I was hoping for. Good job.
Starcross42 1 year ago
Sorry matt, the concept of it does not require batteries in the coils. perhaps you have mistakenly read two unrelated comments?
Anyway, I'm going to give it a go i think
#brian165fe
1 year ago 3
So, was it a precharged capacitor? So, you spun the rotor quite a bit before filming so that you could precharge the capacitor? Is this what you are saying?
Or are you saying that the rotor 'actively' charges up the capacitor (FROM 0.0V)?
The reason I am asking is, if you didn't precharge the cap in ANY WAY before the thing was set into motion, then, it IS the type of device those in the OU community are looking for...I dare not say perpetual motion, but, a OU 'conversion' device...
brian165fe 1 year ago 3
#Starcross42
1 year ago
First comment hits it on the head. You have spoiled the fun for everyone else. This is the level of thinking I was hoping for. Good job.
Starcross42 1 year ago
Sorry matt, the concept of it does not require batteries in the coils. perhaps you have mistakenly read two unrelated comments?
Anyway, I'm going to give it a go i think
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