Re: Fraud? I think so.

;o)


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Yea, it's almost as bad as Flux Capacitor. ;o)

Wasn't that phrase invented by a guy snorting white powder off a
DeLorean?



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Yep, I suspect there is a cap under there storing a charge the first
few times he spins it. Or... That hum in the background is coming
from under the table. ;o) Inductance..... It could have fooled me if
it didn't accelerate a second time.

I particularly enjoyed the matter of fact, ever bored, manner in
which he delivers his fraud, and the authentic sounding, but bogus,
jargon he invented - OCMPMM, rotating stator magnets and especially
magneto- kinetic Judson dampers. The latter is practically a direct
rip-off from Star Trek Voyager, and I why should a perpetual motion
machine need "dampers" of any sort. The oxymoronic "rotating
stators" really is the piece-de-resistance. ?;)

This con is a true work of art. Everybody hurry out and rent the
movies "Matchstick Men" and "Leap of Faith."



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| In sci.physics, Tom
| <Nospam@xxxxxxxxx>
| wrote
| on Sun, 6 Apr 2008 09:59:00 -0400
| <47f8d724$0$16683$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
| > I'm amazed at all the foolish people who tried to build one of
| > these with no re-producable results. I saved my self the
| > trouble. This device can not do what it does in this video
| > without help from someplace. The sheeple don't care. It must be
| > real becuase it works in the video. I will suck this guy's
| > penis in front of a
camera
| > if he can proove it works with any outside force. I'm not Gay
| > either.
;o)
| >
| > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7fh2RP_uEs
| >
|
| It's a cute fake. I suspect a simple motor and battery
| somewhere under that wheel. It is also possible he's
| picking up energy from what is effectively a transformer
| coil from somewhere.
|
| It would be far more credible with a transparent main wheel.

Not even that; a hearing aid or watch battery, a coil, an
oscillator and a bar magnet, inside the peripheral small wheel.
Note the requirement to having a running start.


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