[vision-master]

Published on Jul 9, 2013

There was so many similar designs like this so there is requirement to respond to it..
I'm asking to participate in it by posting all of other - similar in nature and your response to it.My personal opinion can not come prior to me analyzing it.

Please notice that only one of coil connection ways makes motor to turn.
60W light bulb, unknown voltage and unknown current as of yet. Light bulb is sort of interesting by itself.
Please include links related to 3 coil transformers or modified transformers.

As this experiment is so easy to replicate I assume that there would be many of you checking it up on the spot..

There is also need to find exactly the model number of motors used in experiment.
What I have noticed is that windings are exposed so natural question would be if original winding was altered or not.

[Shaved Monkey]

Is there batterys in the blue capacitor ?

[vision-master]

Is there batterys in the blue capacitor ?

Apparently it's just a 60 ohm capacitor?

[dolanbaker]

That "light bulb" is very suspect, like why is it covered?
It looks like there are two simple induction motors there, these need an AC power source to work, chances are that the "laminates" in the motor contain the controller & battery and it only works when the "capacitor" is connected.

[dolanbaker]

Is there batterys in the blue capacitor ?

Apparently it's just a 60 ohm capacitor?

[vision-master]

That "light bulb" is very suspect, like why is it covered?
It looks like there are two simple induction motors there, these need an AC power source to work, chances are that the "laminates" in the motor contain the controller & battery and it only works when the "capacitor" is connected.

Most likely. Darn!

[Keith_McClary]

Fake perpetual motion machines you can build.
It links to these great videos (1 + 2 min.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz-Lupbn ... ure=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skAePZGg ... UEf3VK6Dww