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eternalmotor.t15.org New site added, check it out if you want some pointers to developing the theory on a perpetual motion machine. Also working schematics and diagrams. : ) Let me first say something here. This is not perpetual motion in the sense that conventional science would normally think of it. First of all, the law of conversation of energy IS NOT broke here folks and complies fully with most known laws of physics. Those laws do stay intact indeed. However one law that has been broken because of it's age old idea that needs revision is Lenz's law. This law has been broken on two different occasions here, so then there is NO reflection back to the source by the slowing down of the rotor, therefore dwindling the generated energy. No energy is wasted here, every single bit of it is recycled, and then some. Perpetual motion is found everywhere in nature, an atom with the electrons spinning in orbit around the nucleus, the earth spinning around it's star (Our sun), and so forth. As newton put it, an object in motion, tends to stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside source. So in this case a motor has all sorts of losses, resistive losses in the coil resistance, which is inevitable, air friction, gravity friction, and friction in the bearings and then of course bemf, which in this case has been completely eliminated and turned around to act as an advantage, not a hinderance. These frictions are very small losses and there is more than enough energy to compensate ...

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This is my tricoiler. I am now currently working on 3 more coils. Please excuse my crummy camera, the black area is supposed to be showing the battery voltage. The rotor was machined to precision, so that's the only thing that is extremely accurate, so it appears to not be spinning, when in fact it is spinning at a tremendous speed. This thing takes a ton of time, when I do have it, but a HD cam is in the works. So I am working on it feverishly here.