Perpetual Motion Machine ~ "FREE ENERGY" Test

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[@ryanbobkuntz5815]

Thank you for whoever made this video I've had so many heated debates about how perpetual motion cannot work and masses of ignorant people try to tell me different

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome! Be sure to check out my other videos, rate thumbs up, and share. :-) Thanks

[@floyd2970]

@@electronicsNmore you're contacts don't have the right shape they are supposed to be pointed that's the hold point if the experience driver..

[@guytero8812]

Love your videos. You always expose these scamsters and I love your instructional videos.

[@electronicsNmore]

+Guy Tero Thanks Guy!

[@hydrofuelincanada]

Good demo. I like exposing the scamming people..I seen the original and knew it was BS instantly... Thanks for sharing. Neal

[@electronicsNmore]

+hydrofuelincanada Thanks for watching!

[@Heimrik01]

+electronicsNmore Hello, I have a question, can you try to see if the engine of Perendiev works ? I believe, if you make a video on it, it must be very interesting.

[@DrewMcDaniel]

If the original video was a scam, how exactly did he pull that off? You can very clearly see the wheel accelerate by itself and he gives a 360 view of the machine as it's running. He takes it off the wheel and places it back on before spinning it. There are clearly no strings attached. I can't think of one feasible way the original video was faked. And if that's the case, then you might wonder why this recreation doesn't work. Most likely one of the finer details is off. It is clearly not an exact replica of the original just from one quick glance even.

[@electronicsNmore]

***** If you watched the entire video, which clearly you didn't, then you would have known how it was likely pulled off! Time to wake up. You sound like you're easily duped.

[@DrewMcDaniel]

+electronicsNmore edit: sorry see my other comment, the fan explanation doesn't work. the creator of the original video was talking and rotating the machine a full 180 as it operated. i did watch the entire video several times. i couldn't think of any way it was faked. and you still haven't provided a plausible explanation as to how it could have possibly been faked. you think i'm easily duped, but i never made a conclusion either way as to its legitimacy. you are the one who has jumped to conclusions.

[@wosib910]

At last this is something I really like, thanks man.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Thank you for being one of the very few people to tell the truth about this subject. Our children need you and more like you to help them understand reality. Keep up the good work and know there is one more who appreciates your efforts. Thank you.

[@electronicsNmore]

Thank you! If this actually worked, the person that uploaded the video would have contacted me to explain how he did it, like I would have :-) He did not, as expected.

[@magnuswootton6181]

@@electronicsNmore dirty lier.

[@davak72]

@@magnuswootton6181 wtf??

[@dineoharding9692]

We like what you are doing. It is good to exposé the junk and thank you for that.

[@DeathDealerAFD]

I've just stumbled across one of your videos, and I'm hooked. Binging on them now. I'm in that realm where I would like to believe that somehow it is possible "not this device ;)" but I had to comment. I love how you were describing the alleged workings of this device, (4:40) and I'm guessing you heard yourself, because you literally stopped and said "the whole thing is actually ridiculous" I started laughing hard lol. It was great. The trickery with these is sneaky, but I can see how they get by. When I was a kid there was a video showing how you could unlock your car door using a tennis ball with a hole cut out. Press hard against the lock and "click" it's open. I was amazed. What you didn't see was off camera someone with the remote keyless entry fob pressing the unlock button. It plays on our willingness to want to see these things successfully operating. I appreciate you taking the time to debunk. I'm a dreamer so I think it could happen in some form, but thanks to you I am reminded that seeing isn't believing.

[@electronicsNmore]

Thank for watching Jeremy! Please share with friends. :-)

[@xPow-]

I saw a video of a device like this but it was spinning. I notices that the posts that hold the two tabs were shaped funny. They were large at the base and smaller at the top. Yet the posts holding the wheel axle where much smaller and uniform. Could this have been used to hold a battery and step up circuit? It appears to me like that aparatis is just an electrostatic motor.

[@paulduffey7975]

Hello. I'm 75 years old and have seen so many scams I've lost count. However the child in me still wants to believe. As I understand it a machine uses energy to produces work. A perpetual motion machine must be capable of doing more than just continuing in motion. It must produce something useful. Thank you.

[@asleepinthealley]

Paul Duffey, by definition a 'perpetual motion machine' only needs to produce the power required to run, not a surplus of power.

[@user-zc3xo4cz7m]

Thank you for this beautiful section, but what bow tied at the bottom I know the benefit for their air pass that on the side of the motor in one direction, because this engine runs on air

[@BrenCoGaming]

Great video, thx for making it. Liked n subbed!

[@Technispace]

thanks you are eye opener.

[@electronicsNmore]

+TechniSpace You're welcome. Be sure to share my channel with others, check out my video playlists, and rate thumbs up. Thank you!

[@INVENTOR3]

Thanks for replicating, good job. I see a few people have replicated, but strange that no one has an alum disc on one side of the expanded polystyrene. The original does not have a "white" side, it is alum. Im not criticizing, im just making an observation of what i think would be an important detail to leave out of a replication. But either way i dont see how it could work,,,And thanks again for replicating. Maybe he electrically charged the alum plate first, and if he kept it running in the video it would slow down & come to a stop eventually? He mentions it being like a capacitor, but where would the energy come from that would charge it as it spins(cant get energy from nothing), so maybe he pre-charged it?

[@petemoss9693]

Mr. Myth Buster does it again ! Thank's for sharing - enjoy watching your videos - keep them coming !

[@electronicsNmore]

+Pete Moss Glad you enjoy my videos. Be sure to share, and rate thumbs up. Thanks

[@garygarner3940]

I saw another video of this wheel and the guy put a glass cover over it to show no air was blowing on it--could you tell how that was done--it being covered

[@brandondavies549]

Hello just saying I love the way you reply to most of your comments And your vids are interesting

[@electronicsNmore]

Glad you enjoy my videos! Yes, I reply to most comments, most YT channels could care less about replying. Nice comments get just as nice replies, nasty comments get is back twofold. :-)

[@paulotex19]

I was admiring your contained voice as you were trying to explain how it was supposed to work. Until finally at 4:42 you had the "Ah, f*ck it" moment. Thank you for making me laugh :)

[@farrogancia]

what are the materials you used?

[@DavidLeeMenefee]

Very helpful. Thumbs up

[@electronicsNmore]

Thanks for watching

[@mickjdharmon]

Before I watched this video I watched the other and made my own replica which absolutely works.I think the only difference is I used aluminum strips like the other video and here you used aluminum tape.I also used copper like the other video as opposed to the brass which you used.I have no idea how these factors make a difference.However,I can assure you the model I made works 100%.Also,because of the way he picks it up and moves it around in the other video your theory of a pressurized air stream blowing on it is not possible.With all due respect I suggest that you remake it from the same materials as shown in the other video,as I did.You will be surprised with the results.I will be uploading my model shortly.

[@electronicsNmore]

Sure it works. lol Send me a working unit, and I'll pay you $200 once I confirm it works.

[@mickjdharmon]

Absolutely,I'll send you a working model that actually works,no problem at all.I doubt that a doubter like yourself will confirm it works after you see it working or pay $200,but I will send you a model anyway.What is the best form of private communication for you ? let me know.

[@maherfallaha7404]

I think the weight of the wheel should be as light as possible and the two pins on both sides should be too close to the wheel. However I am not sure whether it’s going to work or not.

[@trustfultechnicfreak4651]

Watching your video reminds me that end 2015 I have produced two complete devices with pre- cision machined wheels plus several wheels from different materials and a few bearing variants. Of course none of them keeps on spinning, but I must say that my version is rotating way better than all what I have seen so far. The best was running almost 2 minutes and when watching it is hard to believe that there is no trick used. I want to state that this is not my invention and I was duplicating it only for curiosity and interest in the matter. I was trusting the man who posted the doubtful video and I wanted to find out the truth myself. See video Perpetuum mobile die fünf, Bgr , it might be interesting.

[@Bertaland1]

Thank you , you did a great job .

[@electronicsNmore]

+D. Galo Thank You! Be sure to check out my other videos and share.

[@PHILIPWILLUP]

? Was the white side a conductor or not on yours?

[@DanielBradford1234]

watching ur videos has saved me alot of time and wasted effort

[@electronicsNmore]

+Daniel Bradford Glad you like them. :-) Thanks For Watching

[@adrianfoley1112]

ive watched a few of your videos now. have you ever replicated anything that works. thank you for your videos. very interesting

[@electronicsNmore]

+Adrian Foley Hello Adrian. I have not found any "Free Energy" devices that work. Thanks For Watching! Please be sure to share my channel with others and rate thumbs up.

[@jeffreyyeager1398]

Thanks for the video, are you saying that there is no way to get a free energy propulsion motor or generator to work? I'm very interested in that kind of energy and I am sure others are as well.

[@jeffreyyeager1398]

+Danny Blue ok, thanks for info. I have a couple of ideas just not enough time to build anything and not enough experience to know exactly how to do it.

[@user-zc3xo4cz7m]

+Jeffrey Yeager It works on the air by the arch at the bottom because it makes the air on the side of the motor in one direction

[@iconzero9417]

Do you mean, that if the holder was put in a laundry basket, over rising air ... the arch shields one side, while the other side is blown by the air flowing up?

[@corneliusmcmuffin3256]

These videos are like magic tricks. And your videos reveal the magician's secret.

[@electronicsNmore]

Exactly. :-) Thanks for watching!

[@GrayLindINDUSTRIES]

JUST FOUND YOU AND WELCOME A CHALENGE TO OUR M-STATE TECH

[@binuamalvp9754]

We all love u bcz u r a trusted youtuber 😀😊😊

[@electronicsNmore]

Thank You! Great to hear.

[@B18bVtec]

I like how you debunk videos!! Keep it up!

[@electronicsNmore]

+Mark Villanueva Thanks Mark! Support my channel by sharing my channel with others, and rating thumbs up.

[@ricardaskr]

require large magnets... but it will be a small force... great idea. What should be the dimensions of the magnets to turn the generator which that would produce 2 or 3 kw of energy ? I did not see one more powerful than... Show me.

[@htfkid2000]

This actually looks like an electrostatic motor. I bet if you applied differing static charges to one side and the other (Positive and Negative), it'll start spinning using the electrostatic energy generated from the electrostatic generator. Will not spin by itself though. I'm guessing what the video did was, it had some sort of electrostatic generator in the background but used really thin wires to transport the energy and get it to spin. xD

[@Destroyer9747]

electronicsNmore, the device obviously is a sham, but do you think it would be a usable design for an electrostatic motor (putting more energy in than the work it puts out ofc)?

[@PlasmaStar9]

Probably the best duplication of the original I've seen (other than not holding it and moving it around while it's running). Mine didn't work either. Good job though.

[@electronicsNmore]

+PlasmaStar9 If I had an assistant, it would have been no problem holding it in my hand. :-)

[@FrozenKnight21]

I believe the secret was not someone blowing off screen in the original due to the smooth constant motion at all rotations. However, I believe the secret is in the fact that he used metal contacts on either side of the wheel, which were never explained, and unnecessary in the design. The other hint was the poor quality of the wheel, which could have easily disguised hidden wires inside as well. (I mean really i've seen better circles cut by gradeschoolers.) Add in a magnet into the base and you have a simple motor that many of us made in elementary school. While I am not someone to discredit perpetual motion, I do know that we need to be extremely skeptical of it. My personal instinct is that we won't see perpetual motion outside of nano-scale devices.

[@joshstrawder]

I love the videos!

[@baddinosaur1548]

I thought the white side was an aluminum plate. anyway thanks for saving me the time and money. How does he get his to spin?

[@arandointernetworkeruserac9502]

watch the whole thing 🤦

[@broncoclement2407]

Good demo.

[@electronicsNmore]

Glad you enjoyed my video! Be sure to rate thumbs up, share, subscribe, and watch my other great "Free Energy" videos below. Thank you kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ7GeZJsbr6SkLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/a53Zd4aHZ8Rnqsk kzbin.info/www/bejne/eITHhHechLyVhNU kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5u0ppKef9tqi7c

[@PaulRubino]

Great video. My only advice? Everything said in the first 2 minutes could be placed in the description.

[@electronicsNmore]

+Paul Rubino Hi there. Glad you enjoyed the video. The video was done exactly the way I wanted it. I did it that way for a reason. The great majority of people do not read the video description area. As a result, those viewers waste my time asking questions which were already discussed/answered. :-) I made sure every viewer knows exactly what I had to say. People also have a habit of turning off annotations on my channel, which is another no-no. Thanks For Watching

[@jpian0923]

You're subs (including me) know the truth. The guys on "this" side of youtube know Perpetual motion, free energy, and over-unity doesn't exist. It would be nice if youtube had a "Truth in Advertising" clause, but they don't. Thanks to guys like you, the truth is revealed.

[@EnZodiac]

Over-unity IS possible. You can use tri-axis gyroscopic forced precession and generate at least 1000x torque over-unity. Check out Fran Mccabe for some awesome examples!

[@fairysox221]

I have a perpetual motion machine which works, I need advice on filming and the best way to demonstrate it without being ridiculed for my efforts too much. I noted from your video you would like to personally view it and to help out including I presume a replica made by yourself

[@worldexpression6666]

Nice job sir.

[@claods1]

Thank you

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome Claudio!

[@john-allenduskglass3193]

I gave you a thumbs up, even though I suspect the epoxy made this disk too heavy, and suspect the inventor's disk was statically charged.

[@electronicsNmore]

I tried to match as closely as possible. There was no epoxy, the wheel was made of lightweight plastic coated foam board. Thanks for watching!

[@john-allenduskglass3193]

@@electronicsNmore my mistake, sorry.

[@geojor]

thanks for sharing...

[@electronicsNmore]

+pei bossman You're welcome! Be sure to share.

[@TheLucarioBaoJunior]

It worked in 1920 BC but it was patched in AD 1.

[@anasqai]

No i am the inventor and founder(discoverer) of this.

[@anasqai]

This man is just helping to provide me support as think it is unbelievable it will work but it will. I will not share with Law this Method at all and Boycott due to their Terrorist Act.

[@aminerahal9419]

thanks

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome!

[@rameshpersaud7131]

thank you

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome

[@rameshpersaud7131]

Hi how R U ,I want to ask U about magnets,wire and light bulb is this fake

[@simongadz4312]

I like this video. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@electronicsNmore]

Thanks Simon! Be sure to share my YT channel with others and rate thumbs up.

[@charlieborchardt2066]

How did you make the subscribe button turn rainbow when you said subscribe?

[@Noob-gb6bn]

KZbin.

[@deangermeten5629]

Not sure which video you're referencing, the device you've replicated is a static electricity motor that should work with more tweaking, an antenna, and ground, not so ridiculous as you might think. The Methernitha community is Switzerland runs cottage industries from similar over-unity motors, you might want to look into it.

[@deangermeten5629]

And who is trying to make money off such a motor? where is the scam? Maybe yours is a lack of understanding or skill? Maybe people with both aren't looking for your help?

[@jhanthony2]

That community of free energy consumers in Switzerland is just as real as the Tibetan community of Shangra-La where everyone lives to be 300 years old.

[@deangermeten5629]

The community is quite real and so are the engineers who went there to examine the device and found no flaw but I'm not about to do your research for you so keep talking sh!t, you're good at it.

[@electronicsNmore]

dean germeten I don't talk @hit, but many of my viewers do. Have a great day!

[@jhanthony2]

"The community is quite real and so are the engineers who went there to examine the device and found no flaw but I'm not about to do your research for you so keep talking sh!t, you're good at it." Fucking bullshit, pal. The community exists but the machine doesn't. And neither do those engineers you mentioned. The person who needs to do research isn't me. I'm not the one who believes in perpetual motion.

[@edwardparker760]

Of course you know where you went wrong in failing to use a Brambleweeny Mk 3 phase integrator on the negative input or, just possibly the dilithium hydro chlorate crystals had some impurity in them. Just a suggestion.

[@electronicsNmore]

I prefer a little Pixie Dust!

how long does it spin for without stopping it?

[@electronicsNmore]

Not too long. It slows down to a stop within 5-10 seconds. Thanks for watching!

have you seen the metal magnet motor that has no wires it just closes on some sort of hinge hat moves the magnet closer untill it starts spinning and there is no imput power at all but magnet driven wheels could be used to harnice free energy, have you seen that vid?

[@electronicsNmore]

***** Unless I perform a highly detailed inspection of the device in person, I consider it a scam.

ok picture the failed perpetual machines, they fail due to friction and lose weights but if you make those weights fixed in position and they are magnetic all you have to do is spin using the correct angles and distances, if you have enough magnets it should keep spinning with no input required, then use coils to collect some energy, il try and find the original video on KZbin but might take me some time!

[@deangermeten5629]

But who needs you to do that? Aren't you over-inflating your sense of importance a bit?

[@reecezpiecez4119]

Thank you so much for making this vid because i actually wanted to try it out. I HATE YOU IDIOTS THAT MAKE THOSE FAKE VIDEOS!!!!! Not you. You are legitimately the best

[@electronicsNmore]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Be sure to check out my extensive video playlists for other great videos of interest to you and share. Thanks kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ7GeZJsbr6SkLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqPNXpijiLqZbas kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKjHqpeOrqhgoZI

[@tooterr101oldgeezer4]

And another one bites the dust. lol. thanks for exposing another scam. enjoyed the video. sorry it took me so long to watch the video. been busy at work

[@electronicsNmore]

+tooterr101 oldgeezer That was a good song back in the day. :-) Thanks for watching!

[@viktorvan3342]

I congratulate you for your video, without criticizing, the difference is that the plate or disc is made of cast aluminum, it is not plastic ..... I would like you to replicate it with the original material of the video, thank you very much !!!

[@electronicsNmore]

Nothing to replicate, it's a scam.

[@viktorvan3342]

@@electronicsNmore Yes, it is very possible that it is a hoax, but I am still with doubts ... I am going to make another material and to the comment, I am investigating the Testatika and trying to find some similar effect ..., thank you very much for your serious investigation !!

[@viktorvan3342]

@@electronicsNmore If you look closely, you will see that the material used to make the disc is expanded polystyrene, not acrylic, Regards!

[@suoppsdn9751]

I wouldn't think something like that would work. Not sure how it would even start to work. Great video I will be experimenting when I get the chance. Not with stuff like this. maybe some kind of other way. I got some ideas in mind.

[@electronicsNmore]

+Steve Rabon Thanks for watching!

[@electronicsNmore]

+Steve Rabon Thanks for watching!

[@suoppsdn9751]

I am really thinking about making a water wheel and seeing if I can use a ram pump to keep it flowing and turning. I will probably experiment with something in line of that.

[@macdermesser]

I like what you're doing. It is indeed a service to protect an interested public from getting ripped off with regard to their money, time and, worst of all, enthusiasm. Hopefully you will walk the walk when someone submits a device that works. I do have a critique. Your idea of not linking back to fraudsters is good. However, when you merely orally reference a bogus device, it is difficult for someone who has not seen the original presentation to get the point of your debunking. Generally a fraudster will have some erroneous explanation as to how their device works and this is key to understanding the debunking. Why not include a cut from the original, which would provide this background?

[@electronicsNmore]

If I do include a cut, then I run the risk of being hit with a copyright strike by the uploader of the scam video. Thanks for watching!

[@bretzel30000]

how is this kind of perpetum mobile called?

[@electronicsNmore]

Watch the ENTIRE video!

[@tectalabyss]

Well done ! Though out of curiosity I did watch the other video. There are so many scams on youtube it's crazy. Greed sadly seems the rule of not only the past, but will follow mankind far into the future. All my best. Bobby

[@electronicsNmore]

+Bobby Tectalabyss Greed is what destroys everything. People are never satisfied no matter how much money or power they have. :-)

[@vylbird8014]

I recognize this design. It's not a perpetual motion machine. It's an electrostatic motor! Stick a couple of kilovolts between the curvy metal bit and the pointy metal bit and it will spin - by drawing a tiny trickle of current from the external power source. Electrostatic motors are well known, and really high efficiency - you just don't see them often because they need really high voltages and produce very little torque. You could fake perpetual motion by using some hair-thin wires to feed it the required power, but blowing air would be easier.

[@Yessir1506]

Petersripol actually made something look like that but they replace metal with brass. He used the flywheel energy instead of infinite energy stuff To generate electricity for awhile

[@arandointernetworkeruserac9502]

watch the whole thing 🤦

[@heyryvonheyryngen8469]

why don't you test the "Testatika" created by a religious community in Linden, Switzerland some 50 years ago! This is a much better elaborated system and seems to work!!! Looking forward for your results! You will find info also on youtube, mostly german, but also in (lousy) english!

[@paracementol5356]

Hey, it makes a good ornament tho

[@electronicsNmore]

Good one. :-)

[@magnuswootton6181]

HE STUFFED IT UP!!!!

[@arandointernetworkeruserac9502]

watch the whole thing 🤦

[@treytutko1015]

The other video the wheel was solid aluminum with ears that fold over, all the aluminum on the wheel was one piece

[@electronicsNmore]

Think it works? Try it. :-)

[@jarredwilliams2311]

the real question, are we trying to prove free energy as in gaining energy from almost nothing or are we trying to improve electricity output using less resource's, this is what confuses me, see ive drawn up theory's on overbalanced wheels and no matter what, both sides of the radial weighs the same no matter how you engineer them, but I also believe that they could work with assisted mechanisms, I'm an average Joe trying to make a difference even if its just a small one.

[@jasongoldthwait154]

Wheel of fortune!

[@alextorres6333]

Do you have any real free energy video? Thank you

[@quintinwatson3671]

Hi, I am no expert, but I am looking at perpetual motion as a form of energy. I also have not seen the other video you refer to, but 1 perpetual motion "machine" I have seen work was called "the unbalanced wheel". Maybe the creater of the other video had an unbalanced wheel, which has nothing to do with magnets or tape. Just a theory...

[@stagger9660]

perpetual motion is i impossible as long as friction is present. you can never have a friction free machine.

[@quintinwatson3671]

yes i understand that friction is motions biggest enemy, but u can have a "machine" that generates power, and uses perpetual motion. This video is just not that machine.

[@stagger9660]

+Quintin Watson energy cannot be created. you get exactly what you put in. well sorta. some of it is "lost" through friction, sound, heat etc.

[@stagger9660]

+Quintin Watson i dont resent you and im not trying to put you down in any way. i just feel you are misunderstanding certain concepts.

[@quintinwatson3671]

Nick Ozzy I am still learning, yes 34 years old and still learning, life is nothing without learning. I take every comment and bit of advice I can get, so don't feel bad in any way, about telling me I am wrong, or I am doing something incorrectly. I just have a theory at the moment that I realy do believe can change the way we look at electricity generation (free energy), and sorry to all the gramma nazi's that see this, spelling and written work has never been my strong point.

[@rachnathegreatfoodie2702]

Instead of Truly Madly Deeply they all are truly deeply mad

[@mrjohhhnnnyyy5797]

I'm just amazed that you spend time&money on this scams just to show us it's BS. Your replicas always look top notch :)

[@electronicsNmore]

+MrJohhhnnnyyy I only spent 12 dollars on this device, far less than what other people spend to make KZbin videos. There is a huge demand for these type of videos on KZbin, and they also compensate me for many of the electronics videos I upload to my channel which do not get many views. Without these videos, and my other non-electronics related videos, this channel would not exist because not enough viewers are sharing my electronics videos. Glad you liked the video. Thanks For Watching!

[@gummadisreeshman7489]

but i didnt understand how its worked........ there is no explanation except parts description!!!.......... can u comment the solution please

[@electronicsNmore]

If you actually watched the ENTIRE video, you would have known how I made it work.

[@curiosity2314]

I know but why can we not use magnetism to push... ? The correct algorithm might work but with very little return... Something to think about as apposed to not..

[@semi-pro-mechanic]

magnetism is not an eternal source, I.e. a refridgerator magnet, sure it'll stick to your fridge for a long time, but eventually the magnet will neutralize itself, needing remagnetized. a magnet is not perpetual; therefore a magnet cannot run a perpetual engine.

[@russelletearns3002]

is it not an atmosfric motor needs a ground and an antenna

[@electronicsNmore]

Not according to the scam artist. You need to stop being duped by "Free Energy" Degenerates on KZbin.

[@anasqai]

The name is Also Wrong it is called "Pendulum Spin" as it Worked with Just "A Slight Push".

[@DrewMcDaniel]

For those who think the original is faked, please watch the original video. He gives a 360 view of the machine while it's running. It's infeasible to have faked it. The proportions of everything were very percise in the original machine. It is clear that this recreation does not come close to the configuration of the original.

[@electronicsNmore]

This recreation is almost EXACTLY the same as the original. Stop the BS, I don't like banning people.

[@DrewMcDaniel]

he rotated it a full 180 as it was spinning, so if it were faked i doubt it was with a fan like yours. also he was talking while the wheel was spinning. so the audio wasn't edited. the back end of your machine with the curved strip goes nearly all the way to the bottom whereas in the original that strip only goes a small way down. seems minor, but if it is real i'd imagine it would make a big difference. i'm going to try and recreate it eventually. i don't have high hopes. but i've watched the original video so many times and can't think of one way it was faked.

[@DrewMcDaniel]

Although I suppose it is possible that someone was holding a silent fan out of camera view and rotating it as the machine was being rotated. The wheel turns at such a steady rate though, it would be hard to pull of the fake, but possible.

[@trashcan2088]

This won't work without the other half of the engine, (a mirror copy of this version, opposing in the direction) as well as involving an electro-static generator (plastic cylinder and wool with electrode collectors) being used.

[@pedroluko6075]

O interessante é que esses dispositivos sempre são montados em madeira grossa que dá pra embutir uma boa bateria , no eixo do disco um micro motor , e mais alguns circuito eletrônicos . Os papéis de alumínio é só infeites , só não sei pra que perder tempo com isso.

[@arandointernetworkeruserac9502]

watch the whole thing 🤦

[@islandonlinenews]

your conductors aren't pointy.

[@electronicsNmore]

LOL. Whatever you say. Good luck watching all those scam videos. :-)

[@khoiduongminh5111]

sarcasm

[@anasqai]

It is unbelievable but definitely a bad heart only want to believe others Albert Einstein discovered this, i am the One that Theory with this sentence is not even a Fight at All.

[@BCElginTex]

Now one could build their own hoax contraption by following this video. Yay. LOL

[@electronicsNmore]

+BC ElginTex People need to know how scams can be pulled off. :-)

[@Lechoslowianin]

It is sad that there is no perpetual motion

[@UnknownEvil101]

+Lechoslowianin But, there is...

[@corwynn_]

+UnknownEvil Where exactly is there perpetual motion? If my knowledge doesn't fail me perpetual motion defies the laws of physics.

[@UnknownEvil101]

WaVe Intel So there are magnets... but I suppose since magnets go out eventually they can't technically be called perpetual motion... but there are a few perpetual motion machines using magnets in the V pattern and a rod to time the close and then move away pattern on a wheel.

[@corwynn_]

+UnknownEvil Its still impossible because as the law of conservation of energy states energy can't be created or destroyed so you can't make a machine that is 100% efficient

[@UnknownEvil101]

WaVe Intel Who says energy needs to be created or destroyed?

[@judethedude979]

SOLUTION: in space there is no gravity, therefore you can spin a wheel infinitely because there are no outside forces acting upon it, henceforth creating a perpetual motion machine

[@milanhlavacek6730]

No, there will always be friction

[@cnccnc9070]

That is the way, how to tell the truth..Recommend to anyone.

[@shaunsmith9801]

😂 "the whole thing is completely ridiculous"

[@electronicsNmore]

Yes, the idea was ridiculous, which is why I made the video to wake up the simple minded.

[@beehivecarpenter6683]

Sure looks like it should work though.

[@paulduffey7975]

I don't believe tesla was trying to make a machine that would run forever without maintenance. I believe that he was trying to invent a machine that would run on another form of free energy like wind, water and sun. The difference is he was trying to use static energy magnetism and/or kinetic, the flywheel effect, energy as free power sources. Once started in motion the engines would need no outside energy to keep them going. Unfortunately a way to use magnetism to move something without moving the magnet or adding another form of energy has so far not been found. I feel that there is a possibility tthat this can be done but I'm not the one to figure it out. Thank you.

[@Orbital_Dew]

but without the orginal source video link how am i suppose to know that you dont work for a big energie company trying to scam me ? kappa

[@electronicsNmore]

Stop talking nonsense. I refuse to post links to scam artist videos. Doing so helps them to profit.

[@claybornlewis276]

I know there some scams out there but not everybody is a scammer some people are thinkers

[@electronicsNmore]

No such thing as "Free Energy". The time to wake up to that fact is NOW. :-)

[@theclue6840]

Have you guys seen one working?

[@electronicsNmore]

All the "Free Energy" devices shown on KZbin are scams. Thanks for watching!

[@theclue6840]

electronicsNmore is it even possible? I mean among all of those different types an shapes..

[@boysavage3835]

Btw magnets demagnitize so eventually it will stop

[@Sydnell]

Boy Savage ther s no magnet

[@boysavage3835]

HiddenLeafHD sorry I thought it would use magnets because most people are gulible

[@3DLasers]

IT WORKS, IT WORKS… 🤪

[@MichaelT242]

cone tip points

[@electronicsNmore]

+Michael T You can use any point you want, the device is a scam.

[@MichaelT242]

I know the device on your video is a scam man..

[@floridaarmyvet3613]

Do you think there is anything out there that actually works? I'm sure tesla had something, but it's been hidden from the public. What's your opinion?

[@electronicsNmore]

+Florida*ARMY*VET I have yet to see anything that creates free energy. Many of these devices shown on KZbin are extremely easy to duplicate, but none of them actually work when duplicated(That I have seen). If it did work, you would see a video uploaded to my channel. I also invite anyone to contact me that has a working "Free Energy" device. Be prepared to show me the device, explain everything in detail, and allow a full inspection before asking me to share your channel/video. If the device is real, then I would gladly assist in any way possible.

[@floridaarmyvet3613]

+electronicsNmore And I believe you 100%. But what do you think of Nikolai Tesla, any possibility there of free energy?

[@aannoonniimmss]

+Florida*ARMY*VET Tesla knew the laws of physics and understood how they work. I don't think he was wasting time on free energy. He would rather try to invent let's say "cheaper energy" or more efficient ways to employ energy in every day life. If free energy existed it would mean that the greatest minds such as Newton, Einstein and others were wrong. And our lifes would be gone cause its built on those theories.

[@floridaarmyvet3613]

aannoonniimmss I just met this astrophysics the other day, he told me that he and others are working on harnessing the energy fields in space to power there spacecraft. He told me it works and will change space travel and energy production on earth. FYI I live near nasa and could not understand a dame thing he was talking about.

[@vylbird8014]

True 'free energy' is an impossibility. The laws of physics don't allow it. There are some technologies that come close through energy harvesting, but generally are too expensive or have too low a power density to be practical in most applications. You can build a device out of amorphous solar cells and tritium tubes that will generate a steady trickle of power for decades, but it barely provides enough to run a pocket calculator, and it'll still run out eventually. Or build an RF harvester that will generate whole milliwatts by using an antenna the size of a building, drawing energy from the radio signals that civilisation constantly pumps out now. But there is no magic box you can stick in a cupboard and power something from forever. Try solar. The sun isn't perpetual, but five billion years isn't too shabby.

[@hellishgrin4604]

You didn't adjust the flux capacitor properly... Space time is DOOMED because it of this!!!

[@electronicsNmore]

Doc said it was just fine. :-)

[@spongebobslesserknownbroth9769]

Is he still okay?

[@lexcuz6244]

...original video please

[@electronicsNmore]

Sorry, I don't provide links. Doing so helps the scam artist to make more money.

[@bigjsun89]

i recommend everybody to try these experiments you might just figure out something this guy ain't showing you or hasn't figured out yet

[@electronicsNmore]

If you don't mind wasting time and money, then sure, try it yourself. :-) The results will not be any different. Time to wake up. LOL There is no such thing as "Free Energy". You're being duped by KZbin scammers.

[@bigjsun89]

solar dont cost nuffin after your up and running dose it ?

[@bigjsun89]

the tides provide free energy after u put in underwater turbine and look at the old stone mills running off of a stream they aint pay nuffin for the energy the stream provides

[@bigjsun89]

just saying their are ways to get energy with out paying the electric company

[@mariomanuelocirrac8447]

nunca vi energia do nada?

[@electronicsNmore]

Não neste planeta. 🤣