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interesting. i suspected this. almost like centripital orbit.

no, dumbass. no such thing as free energy or perpetual motion

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+valveman12 If you took all the pulses that are far larger than the battery voltage and leveled them out using a capacitor and a choke you could end up with a steady dc voltage greater than the battery voltage.

+Jackson Steen As soon as you put a load on it, your voltage will go way down. Your voltage pulse output will be a function of the amount of current you are drawing. An Oscilloscope will verify this. There will always be a loss. You will never get Overunity or anywhere near it.

UA-cam is so ripe with shills, it's exhausting.

+Bobo Clown No it can't do Overunity. Nothing can because everything has loss.

+valveman12 that's a good response if you want to limit the possibilities. even if overunity is impossible, its still nice to see something that can take very little and still go a long way. I mean if we all had your thinking we wouldn't go after solar energy or invent hybrid cars. efficiency is the goal.

AGENT G Really! If you had my thinking? what do you know about my thinking and my Education based on one comment? Maybe it's your lack of understanding but I don't know that because I don't know your background.

+valveman12 I don't care about your education. its obviously something that limits your knowledge and input. If you didn't hear it from a textbook or a professor, you shut it out. Do you think Heisenberg gave a shit about what Einstein had to say? or Tesla gave a shit about what Edison had to say about the limitations of physics and what we think we know? laws are broken all the time. What do the laws of physics say about the probability of a planet like earth existing? yet here we are. If perpetual motion is impossible its only because we haven't learned how to create it yet. in the 1920s, television was science fiction, yet a guy from a small town invented one. don't you think that says a whole lot about educated people? its always the run of the mill people from colleges who go around telling dreamers that everything is impossible. If this guy had a PhD you would not be telling him his ideas are useless.

AGENT G Physic Laws are broken all the time? When? It's not like a traffic Law. These are Laws that govern how our Universe works. Man didn't make up these Laws, they were there for use to discover. BTW: Tesla and all the other people you mentioned followed those Laws of Physics that you claim can be broken. Get your facts straight. You go ahead and make your Perpetual Motion Machine. Good luck with that.

+Matheus Moreira The problem this would pose in this very crude experiment is that the mechanical reed switch I used cannot operate or switch on and off fast enough. The reed switch is the limiting factor. The reed switch could be replaced with a magnetic sensor whose pulse would then be fed to a heavy current switching transistor to deliver the pulses.

+Jackson Steen indeed. A Hall-Effect sensor, or even some feedback coils would make it. ;)

Jose Cardona I used the original bearing that came with the flywheel from any car.

it uses little energy and doesn't consume like a conventional dc motor, if you can add more coils around the perimeter, you can tap additional energy from the moving magnets to produce more energy like an alternator to recharge another battery perhaps..the axis of the spinning wheel can also be used to propel a fan

corrythew The video is simply to demonstrate a simple construction of a basic pulse motor. The kinetic energy stored in the flywheel could be harnessed by v-belt to a small dc motor acting as a dc generator or whatever.

professorfidelcat Hi Prof; The additional coils on the perimeter would cause too much drag which would slow the flywheel down. Better to take the power off the smallest diameter of the flywheel via v-belt then to a small generator. The output of which could be fed back to the battery and thus perpetual motion?

UNUBIS 3049 Hi UNIBUS; Just see the reply below to "delphinny"

***** The electric circuit is simple. Just run the dc in a series circuit through the reed switch then through the coil and back to the other battery post. The coil is just a couple of hundred turns of enameled wire and the core of the coil is made of a bunch of soft steel wire cut to length and glued inside the plastic spool. You could just order a spool of transformer wire and use as it comes on the plastic spool and fill the empty core with the soft iron wire. I made my own reed switch from a simple contact switch (from dead vcr) and glued a tiny magnet on the long arm with the north facing out to repel from the magnets on the flywheel causing the reed switch to close and open with each pass of the magnets.