If nothing else, at least the over-unity enthusiasts give us interesting toys.

I love the comment he makes near the end. "Thanks for looking at my
over unity device.  It's not a perpetual motion machine - it won't run
forever..."

I'd be interested to measure the speed of rotation and the initial
charge of the capacitor.  The force he puts into getting it swinging
looks like enough to keep it going for some time.

-Adam

On 11/20/06, Mark Jordan <enki@cpovo.net> wrote:
> Check this out !!!
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