SPRING POWERED MOTOR

[@nightgallery2140]

How long will the Dominant Wheel turn before slowing to a stop? It appears to be wonderfully simple. Congratulations on a great build. Very interesting.

[@KennTaylor]

Great demo, I learned a lot by watching. the flywheel and the spring are both like capacitors and tuning the spring to be in harmony with the speed of the rotation, beautiful work.

[@MehmetBoysal]

Kenn, this writing was few years a go, but I like your description, you describe beatufly.

[@Spacekriek]

I found this very fascinating ! A few months ago I did a simulation in Working Model with a flywheel and a spring and I was astounded to find that the wheel accelerated, albeit slowly.

[@sailingsolar2371]

It accelerated due to forces generated by the split tongue. Not widely factored in.

[@lightswitchromo4393]

Hi Daan, I realize this is a pretty old comment but I was wondering if you have and pictures of the dominant flywheel you made. could you share what items you used to make it?

[@Spacekriek]

@@lightswitchromo4393 Hello Lightswitch, yes, that was quite a while ago. As I mentioned it was only a simulation though. Working model's operation is based on real world situations but in my case I can only guess the acceleration came about because of some small error in the program's mathematics.

[@kokopelli314]

Similar to an electronic RLC circuit. Resonance between the inertial moments of the flywheel and spring produce optimal feedback, like pushing someone on a swing with only a light touch.

[@frank260332]

Well done. But there is another factor involved. The wheel is oscillating vertically in the gravitational field. It is getting energy out of that field. Think about it. Think about the implications. Now go and look at mooieenergie.nl . and find some of the pages they have deleted because they realised they had revealed too much.

[@machinegunk5090]

@@frank260332 Revealed too much of what?

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

You have done a splendid job on something that is very difficult for many home machinists, that is, getting bearings to line up so smoothly, they seem to flow effortlessly. This is by far the smoothest-running fake engine I have ever seen.

[@eiward]

Quazie Wabbit And no hot glue, so lots of bonus points for that, too.

[@harishaharisha6465]

Fake 😂

[@HeinCannie]

The strength in this design is in the fact that it works with the difference in tension of the spring. The flywheel pushes the spring down at is farest (weakest) point and the spring pushes the flywheel back up on the shortest (stronger) point. Works only in one direction. and the power is also very weak. Nice work though! ;-)

[@Shadobanned4life]

Magnificent contraption,Bravo Sir!

[@guymorris7860]

How long does the battery last?

[@pazsion]

A few years I think, before metal fatigue could set it… might be weaker in hot weather

[@rustyholt6619]

robert murry Smith made one . says its real

[@brianmoreau5305]

Ive been working on the same thing here in the states. Ive found that if i use a massively overpowered spring and gearing i can get a 300 watt generator to run for hours.

[@chrisbroesky2932]

brian moreau Would you care to share some information on that and possibly some pics? Id like to build one myself.

[@rmendes2mendes915]

+brian moreau when there is a spring involved in the system you can tune the oscillation and get even more energy.

[@RODOLFO.M.S]

👍🇧🇷🙏🏼RJ MUITO OBRIGADO PELA OPORTUNIDADE DE APRENDER COM SEUS VÍDEOS.

[@vincentlenart1697]

So. Is the purpose of the spring and weight to regulate the speed? Because the flywheel itself is storing the energy provided from the initial push.. seems like the spring would just cause unnecessary friction... unless thre purpose were to regulate the speed... which would come at thecost of that added friction.

[@richardroark393]

So, very cool, but notice that when he is moving the object, there is a white circle on the table that is very obviously stays within. My guess is there is something under the table of sorts. I think the device would work, but slow down in time from friction. The speeding up...hmm.....reverse spring below? Not sure.

[@StefanHartmann-hartiberlin]

Interesting ! Hmm, normally it should stop due to friction !

[@chibritt]

It will do

[@glipho01]

Creo haber leido casi todos los comentarios, NO VI NI UNO SOLO de alguien que lo hubiese replicado, sólo opinólogos. Yo trayé de replicarlo, hice cientos de combinaciones, distintas masas, contrapesos, largos, resortes, excéntricas, etc y no hubo caso, NO funcionó. Teóricamente debería funcionar si se usa el resorye y la ubicación apropiados pero en lamprácticano funciona o al menos yo no pude hacerlo.

[@TabooRevolution13]

What is the longest you can make it run?

[@hydniq3327]

great job that's a very interesting motor

[@Fetablue]

Everyone, this is fake. BUT, don't look at these videos as "fake or real?". Instead just enjoy the design of the machine. There are many different ways you could build a "perpetual motor", the fun in these videos comes from the clever design concepts.

[@tomarledge2021]

Hello, Is there an electromagnet beneath the table that is pulsing the motor to keep it going? Old magicians trick. To prove it isn't there kindly lift the motor off the table about a couple of feet.

[@johncleesattel8243]

Great video! Have you thought of attaching some neodymium magnets to your fly wheel and placing a coil array above it to generate electricity?

[@ZorlacSkater]

Wouldnt this slow it down because you transfer the energy to the coil?

[@SOPM2007]

I was thinking about it but can't tell why it should work. On the one hand the spring plate is lighter to push down when the leverage is larger but on the other hand, when the crank is pushed upwards while the leverage is shorter and the push stronger, the leverage of the flywheel isn't the same so finally, with material friction involved, we got less than zero net gain...

[@Fetablue]

It is lighter to push down on the farther end, and harder to push down when shorter, but you forgot that it takes energy to decrease the length of the leverage. The lever not only applies an upward force, but also a horizontal force which is opposite to the direction the peg is moving. So the theoretical input force equals the output force if friction was ignored. Perpetual motion machines will never work, even in theoretical conditions, because nothing would be better than just letting a flywheel spin on its own. These machines are just illusions, because they hide the equal and opposite force and make it hard to point out.

[@samuelramesh8621]

@SPRING POWERED MOTOR Awesome Innovation. Hope its a perpetual machine.

[@nosuchthing4789]

If there's a sound, there should be an excess energy, right? Also, please, take a look on Milkovic's Two-Stage oscillator... Nice video, thanks!

[@zebok3]

Obviously advanced alien technology!

[@dhirendramaharaj9407]

😂😂😂 kill me

[@locouk]

At 3:39 it significantly gained speed, I really can’t see how this is possible. Is one of the grey bit around the axle a motor?

[@fetabhelium]

Geniálne.. Ďakujem...

[@НиколайЖаровин-з3р]

Дед, не томи! Давай уже покажи, куда запрятал батарейку и моторчик. :) :) :)

[@ahmetdede2]

You are an illusionist....rotor is run with hidden electromagnetic field. You are great illusionist.

[@SINCLAIRRESEARCH]

y,ou should patent it , a bit larger and you could make a home generator from this idea its excellent . just put magnets round the flywheel and coils nearby, and make it bigger and you have a winner ....welll done ...very exciting method best wishes from S.e.r.L.

[@tuffymartinez]

Darn....Now I have to go out in my shop and start playing again....Thank You Very Much.....( more please )....Jeff

[@firstmkb]

Very cool for such a simple device!

[@artofnoly9754]

A rare piece of ingenuity. It's got the Victorian era written all over it, with a small dose of Steptoe and Son. I like that. There might be a way to extract energy from this device... given that it does actually defy Newton's first law (there are many devices that have done this). Step 1/ Extend the drive shaft and affix a permanent ring of 12 rotor magnets... Step 2/ Then place a stator wreath of 9 copper coils (configured properly, ala Tesla 3 phase) very close to the rotor, as in face to face, and hey presto! free electricity A.d. infinitum. Get onto it Bailywick1, the race is on. I want to see some results for my two cents worth. Well done old boy! P.S. Every new idea is always met with skepticism... tell 'em to take a hike.

[@norbs]

I replicated this engine like five times already and couldn't make it work like this one. I think my springs are garbage... Or maybe I forgot to put the electric motor on mine.

[@rorymcloughlin7453]

"Lets give a spin and away it goes"- well not without quickly getting his left hand to reposition the baseplate, ( at 1min 47secs into the video) whereupon the device picks up speed... Listen carefully and you will hear some whispered advice too shortly after that. What if the 'weight' concealed a strong magnet and there was also a pulsing magnetic system out of view below the surface upon which he is operating the device. My guess is that would account for the manual intervention and repositioning to get the best effect. "What do you think of that" he says. A pity !

[@DavidSilva-d3n]

😅 as if the force of the spring woldnt stop the flyweal😂😂 Please stop the world! I wat to get out 😂😂

[@michaelrichardson7772]

Beautiful English engineering at its best well done sir !!! Yes it works !!! hahaha and what I gentleman to share such a wonderful work with the rotten people of this earth hahahah wow .... You can fill the honesty in this man !!! Its got gravity written all over it !! Can it make energy ? yes !!! But for now its inspiration is so simple its been hidden for almost 14 billion years hahaha lol xx

[@colsanjaybajpai5747]

Fantastic. It's is actually very close to perpetual

[@Ponk_80]

It would be interesting to see a larger scale model, and se if it also runs when it’s bigger and stronger, that way there could be some kind of potential for a motor that could be strong enough to actually give out some energy, without running out of it too fast itself, sure it might only run for a few minutes, before having to restart it, but long enough to charge a battery a bit, without having to put too much muscle energy into it.

[@MrFreddiew1]

This is a great little device...I think this has great potential just from studying it. If you can add a bit of drag to the flywheel without it stopping, I would bet you could power a small model dc motor and light up a few LEDs...Just a thought. Like this alot.

[@travismoore7849]

What if you put a big ring magnet outside the flywheel and used a coil from a microwave transformer to make some electricity for a little led nightlight?

[@NTSRFR4]

Does it make the flywheel run longer or...... If it doesn't, then what could possibly be the purpose?

[@luckyrookie46]

The simple fact of physics is you don’t get nowt for owt ......meaning you do not get something for nothing ....if you watch the video carefully you will notice 1. The flywheel accelerates as soon as the Crank pin touches the spring(indicating that it is powered by a motor) 2. The gentleman rotates the whole divide around an axis indicating that there are wires coming through the table. 3. The gentleman is very careful to position the crank pin as far away from the spring as possible this is to stop it accidentally triggering the motors. 4. The two Aluminium spacers look very much like brushless cd drive motors. And lastly you cannot ignore the laws of physics.

[@victoriamakins7640]

luckyrookie46 very good

[@proincm]

i love spring engine work.. i need to test it :D

[@nasarudinmohd119]

emmmm

[@proincm]

ada pulak kt sini hehe

[@nasarudinmohd119]

biasa lah kecil dunia

[@proincm]

mu tau ke.. ini aku komen kt youtube.. bukan aku pos kt sini heheh

[@juanzero5398]

You could sell them with fan blades for summer if you could get that to work. The amount of good that could do for the environment is worth you trying. I'd love to have one and so would any overheating poor person I imagine. Good luck 🍀

[@harshtogadiya6119]

What are the Calculations for this piece?

[@buffplums]

Very good chap

[@THOMASTHESAILOR]

The crank pin is the commutator, the spring is the brushes, the motor is behind the crank, the weight is full of button batteries, the screw is a potentiometer (speed control). The epoxy is really Fiberglas resin and the table cloth needs washing. Cuz otherwise that won't run. or He's a magician..

[@valveman12]

+ThomasTheSailor Chubby I think your mostly correct but I don't think the batteries are in the weight unless he is running wires underneath. Could be underneath the base since it does not sit flat or underneath the little sign plate he made. It sure is fooling a lot of people. I may make one just for a laugh.

[@rmendes2mendes915]

+valveman12 why does everyone keep thinking that there are batteries or wires involved, when all you need to use is a small stream of air flowing over the top of the flywheel to keep it going. that's what I would use if it were fake. however I believe there is evidence this can work as I have already stated.

[@valveman12]

rmendes2 Sure a volume of air may work. But where do you aim it and it may be audible.

[@iknowu2478]

Again.NO

[@iknowu2478]

Yes, there's equality in force between the big wheel and the smaller wheel, the thin metal and the pin he moved.

[@leocnc1974]

muy bueno,es algo sensillo de hacer,solo tengo una curiosidad,la energía se pierde en la fricción?? puede funcionar por horas???

[@unitittii]

That works cause---Mass has a 1/100 sec. a super mass inertia---it goes in without loose much movement and than the mass on the spring jumpes back with this more Power. Another device is from Henry Bull 1934 -Thanks a lot !!!

[@jozefbubez6116]

Looks to me like an alternative to a clock escapement if that's what we want?

[@charleythom8031]

what do you mean by spare energy? that is great!!

[@giannimasi4789]

Very nice👍

[@shad0wburn3d]

how can i buy one of these from you assembled?

[@shannondupont3051]

How long does it rotate before it stops?

[@Magluvin]

Watch at 1:43 the thing will be slow so you can see that when the pin touches the spring, the flywheel gets a boost.. Its a hidden batter and motor in ine of those 2 'motor' casings ;) Never lets the thing rest in a position where the pin is on the spring, or we would see it more clearly. Mags

[@johnbackley6115]

Ould you attach a very lightweight coil to the spring that moves past a fixed magnet?? If it can be done it might just generate a tiny amount of current. If your intrigued get in touch and we'll talk about it.

[@jawa5669]

This spring would counter act each direction and stop between lobes maybe with larger flywheel and many libked together could keep constand preasures around the 360 degree radius of the wheel

[@israelortiz6716]

The same force that pushes the sprig down is the same force that pushes it up. The two forces are equal. So, it will not rotate.

[@ZorlacSkater]

Exactly. It has a battery 🔋

[@ronaldch7365]

how did you build this was it a hobby kit? did you get the design form old books?

[@wayneflint8077]

I've seen it replicated as a small-scale model all plastic with metal flywheel, glued assembled in front of you no batteries, no wires, no motors and it did the same thing. How long I don't know? Easy to do. Must have a go.

[@tuggleup]

Build one 30 ft. across 45 ft. deep. Ok? Good, then its all settled. How long will it run?

[@ShafaqIftikhar-pw9ld]

Absolutely awesome and lovely. Got to see this video via Robert TnT. Thankyou for the upload!

[@ooyginjardl4037]

It seems like you have to load the spring on the long side so that it pushes off from the short side. Hence, this motor runs in one direction only.

[@markfraser557]

very cool idea

[@iantucker8505]

The energy is there. I would closer at the resistive load of weight. :^)

[@shaungrech1221]

Nice work I really enjoyed the video. From what did you get the spring from ? Thanks

[@SINCLAIRRESEARCH]

he said it was from a clock, old type wind up clocks would have some , we did think that feeler gauges could also be used as the spring

[@dinkaman2160pukka]

Hello, interested in this design for a sustainable eco project, how can I get in touch with you?

[@chidiejike877]

Nice looking concept, but this ain't real for two reasons (1.) The man in the video would have mass produced this to generate useful energy (2.) The principle of energy conservation, there is no resultant energy created. The crank pin rotates and LOOSES energy as it pushes down the spring, the same amount of energy or less is what it GAINS from the spring as the spring pushes it up.

[@bolderimage1192]

Sorry - forgot to mention.. For anyone interested on why this device may indeed be over unity (relating to centrifugal force as the source offsetting apposing forces in relation to gravity), I highly recommend that you read a journal article written at Department of Electrical Engineering, California State University.. Its entitled "Gravity and the quantum vacuum inertia hypothesis" I dont think youtube will let me post a link but you can google it.. You can also google gravity_arxiv.pdf Whats really interesting is the notion of parallel physical process..

[@gnichimoha7131]

c'est un montage impossible de la façon signalée. en physique et c'est le principe fondamental de la thermodynamique qui le refuse autrement qui a publié ce montage a cache le moteur principal qui alimente ce volant d'inertie

[@muhammadhaseeb6769]

Bolderimage i am student of mechanical technology last semester. .... I have seen your video 4 month ago and decided to choose it for my final year project. ... Now i choose it and working on it. .... The only problem that i face is the math and also the dimensions and weight e.t.c... Would you please help me to complete my project.... I just only need the dimensions and calculations. ...

[@muhammadhaseeb6769]

Bolderimage If you have research work or any data about this please mail me at [e-mail]

[@PBrofaith]

how long will keep spinning like that for?

[@johnwade1095]

Until he turns the power off.

[@akhtarnadeem621]

Very Nice !!!!!

[@ANOLDMASTERJUKZ]

Yes quite remarkable, as far as above unity we agree with CHRIS BROESKY bro in a vacuum and less resistance in the barrings, an above unity output might be possible

[@princedemiterios2488]

Is this Real ????

[@ALIMENTOPERFECTO]

Minute 3:40 the speed increases by itself...?? mmmm....

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

What is equation behind this ? So we make lots of electricity by running it ?

[@catforce]

Hi, can you hold it in the air ??? Please. When not, why not?

[@rs2143]

It makes sence to me BECAUSE it hits the spring at the end and then after center it gets more power Because its farther back the spring flex point the end is like a long pry bar how long it will run i dont know but spins one direction ONLY

[@3r1cratpool22]

He dont get more power, the energy needed to spring load it cant be less than the energy it will release, this is physics 101. Dont be fooled

[@rodneyhoadley8157]

I built a very large version of one of these and hooked a 10000 watt generator to it it works great running my house unfortunately I had no way to charge my phone battery because it was dead so I don't have any video of it but it works great

[@jessecampbell4580]

😆

[@morhafhaymon751]

Can i see it please because I'm in syria and here we don't have electricity maybe you can help

[@jaapvander3787]

you have created a perpetual motion machine. Congratulations

[@SINCLAIRRESEARCH]

we have reconstructed this lovely machine and now just looking for a suitable spring , ours produces about 15 volts when finished with no hidden motors as the doubting thomases say , it is a reasonable and normal engineering principle . we will show it when finished and polished and prove there are no motors whatsoever !

[@auditingbelfast]

Please post a video showing your version and how you acquire the 15 volts

[@freddyechavezg5534]

Saludos me gustaria comparta su video quisiera hacer uno

[@SovereignKnight74]

Wow! Can you attach a small dc motor to that and make a generator to power led's?

[@kumardilip3101]

Construction video please..

[@jawa5669]

If spring runs wheel cant screw refill spring and have extra power

[@MohsinExperiments]

Let me debunk this motor. It is a brushed DC motor and the spring is actually it's brush.

[@magnuswootton6181]

I think its actually real. its so disrepectful you little idiots that cant believe in anything, and therefore do nothing.

[@tdyfqdb]

If it were real, the guy had found a way of suppressing friction in mechanical systems. Surely this would have been fully publicized and we have seen already wonderful practical applications. Nothing of this has happened, so my guess is he is cheating, the easiest way being simply an electric motor hidden from the camera. In any case, to decide if it is real or not, we would need the complete apparatus, information on the principle of functioning, and instructions on how to disassemble, reassemble, and start it up. Otherwise, we can only speculate.

[@zakyvids6566]

Look at 2:42 if this was fake the wheel would be moving even when he stopped it which denotes that it’s powered by something other than spring p,us he showed how the wheel goes fast by different positioning of the spring I think this one is real for sure

[@atmk]

its a Brushed DC motor alright and the spring is an electrical contact but it just juces the motor (likely form a CD drive) whenever its touching I just herd him say "the bearings from an old motor" which is hilarious b/c the bearings ARE old motors

[@magnuswootton6181]

@@atmk doesnt mean V-gates dont wprk tho, you pack of ignorant tawts.

[@gombocko4546]

Treba vam dva zamajca i dve opruge za proizvodnju struje na generatoru duplo manje snage od dva zamajca.Pozdrav prof.Savic Srbija

[@cikakureoriginal]

postovani Jovane Savicu mozete li se molim vas nekako javiti mene zaista interesuju stvari koje idu van utvrdjenih granica naucenog u skoli ( takozvani zeleni motori ili motori bez utroska fosilnih goriva) znacilo bi mi da mi ponekad eto ako zelite udelite po neki savet imam ideja ali ne i pameti na svoju zalost te sam eto budici ovako ubog pomislio da mi mozete izaci u susret i iskljucivo savetodavno pomoci .... ukoliko nekada dobijem nekakvu nagradu obecavam da vas necu pomenuti i da cu sav kajmak pokupiti za sebe al kunem se da cu se eto setiti vas kad budem negde na havajima ;) zaista sad bes sale potrebno mi je bratske prijateljske orjentacije u vezi motora bez upotrebe fosilnog goriva unapred zahvalan Mateja

[@zerolabs]

I think it will run much faster if you put a piece of teflon tubing on the crank pin! Yeah, that's it! Uh huh. LOL!

[@rmendes2mendes915]

+ZeroFossilFuel if your suggesting to reduce the friction while compressing the spring, sure, maybe add a little light weight oil.

[@zerolabs]

rmendes2 No, I'm "suggesting" that the crank pin is a nothing more than a commutator and the spring metal the brush. Please open your eyes.

[@ANOLDMASTERJUKZ]

That to

[@plasmaboy42]

bearings become so smooth by break-cleaner-spray..... #isso ###

[@shahjahan8]

Good work

[@iknowu2478]

True.Genius

[@paigesmith6416]

I see a potential to make energy with this idea ..by using multiple springs and may be an automotive camshaft or similar by using a v8 cam shaft and a small engine flywheel you could possibly use the flywheel and its original alternator to generate electricity in stead of 1 spring you could have 16 times the power out put you could even possibly use rollers on the springs to reduce friction ? This could be a really interesting power source.. I love the pendulum weight idea as a way to fine tune the pressure applied

[@freepowerm8260]

Cam shaft didn't work absolutely!!

[@hunkeeeboy7062]

It will never create more energy that what was given to flywheel by hand..

[@johnbackley6115]

Oh hold on, it would have to be the other way round so's the coil doesn't move. That way the current can be fed easily from the coil without causing too much bother

[@bobcohoon9615]

fantastic

[@ybh0914]

gooood

[@gramophoneguydylan6854]

You could make a phonograph outta that

[@grawss]

You can power this with a few copper coils inside the bearing and a battery hidden within the system. It's fairly low friction, so you should be able to do it with a very tiny battery. That's assuming he didn't put electricity through the table it's on, since it does appear to be metal and he suspiciously moves it within one exact spot on the table.

[@frank260332]

If he is a fraud he's an idiot because in principle his device will work.

[@afrocentricworld1674]

Can you send specifications of the motor ?

[@natteft6593]

the spec for the battery is enough

[@estuchedepeluche2212]

Could this be used to produce electricity or power for small appliances?

[@natteft6593]

of course! Actually most of the parts are not needed, just keep the battery.

[@19331936]

Patent the idea for emergency power generators ???????

[@Короткообовсём-м3э]

Где батарейку спрятал?

[@hawkeyenextgen7117]

A source of near infinite energy!!

[@ahmadnadeemkhalid7276]

Nice

[@samyqks3988]

C'est impossible tu ne peux pas obtenir un mouvement sans une énergie extérieure