Quote from ~Russ/Rwg42985 on September 7th, 2013, 04:57 AM

A sneek peek of my build...

You sure do precision, quality work Russ.

Does that gizmo involve photon torpedoes?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yuOVvn3avc

12 days left guys!

Good luck!!


And the other angle of that coil I posted... ;)

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~Russ

Quote from Dog-One on September 7th, 2013, 09:14 AM

Does that gizmo involve photon torpedoes?

Hahahah yes why yes it dose. How did you ever guess? Lol

~Russ

Quote from mnsman on September 2nd, 2013, 06:14 PM

Quote from TinMan on September 2nd, 2013, 06:03 PM

Hi all
Not sure if Russ has a prize box thread here?,but we have one at IAEC.
http://iaec.forumco.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1281

Hey TM,

I checked out your prize thread.  That is very generous of you to donate the oscope. :D  I noticed that the link is blank for the post you made "A donation from sonsoftesla.com-it was nearly $1000.00".  Mystery donation.

I was doing this for fun but maybe I better step it up a notch or two. lol

Hi MNSman
Just click on the word youtube,and the video will come right up.

The brains of the motor are almost complete. :cool:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjoHDgxjdqA

My heck, that thing is getting pretty complicated already.  You sure you will be able to explain all of it three minutes?

Sure nice quality workmanship though.  You must have put some hours into.

Hello  just wanted to say I'm pretty excited to be getting involved with stuff like this Ive never really done anything like this before but am very interested in alot of the stuff that this build off represents. So I'm gonna try to come up with something to enter into the build off, never made a pulse motor before until last night so I thought Id share my simple first learning attempt video. I think I came up with an idea of something to build It haven't seen on youtube any that do what I just thought about Im sure there are probably tons of them that do but Im gonna try to get it built and see how it works. Also I have a question about the video we are supposed to submit. Is the video supposed to just describe what we are gonna try to make and not the actual finished product? and if so when and how do we show the final product? Thanks

I tried to upload the video but it was too large or something so I put it on youtube. By the way does any one else think they sound completely awkward and weird on video... I hope I don't actually sound like this...:s anyway heres the link: http://youtu.be/bZomKYDg91w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZomKYDg91w

Hi Nat, welcome
I too think I sound really awkward on video, and I almost never come out right in photos also.........reality sucks
Great build though, good luck

Hello Russ,

This is my entry video.   I am working on the follow up videos and will post them soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6AFkS-KjyA

Regards

Well I stayed up all night laser cutting out parts for my pulse motor, but my laser quit working in the middle of the last piece and I don't know what happened.:huh: I had to finish the last piece manually and started putting it together hopefully it will all fit together and work when I get done. Just thought I'd share some pics, I have a video of cutting the parts out but am still uploading it to  youtube will post when its done which may be a while its slow.

Verry nice guys!

NAT's

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Also I have a question about the video we are supposed to submit. Is the video supposed to just describe what we are gonna try to make and not the actual finished product? and if so when and how do we show the final product? Thanks

The building video / photos are just to show is the build,

The final entry video must be 3 min or less and you can post it on youtube and link it here!!

The final video you want to show your working build and or some photos / video of the build. Kinda give a short story/ background on the build!  

When the build off is over I would be interested in seeing your laser cutting jig!!!!! Nice stuff!!!! How much time dose it take to cut what you did here?

Would love more details on it but if its a project build I would post a new thread here:

http://open-source-energy.org/?fid=47

and explain more! Good stuff

ERrfinder! Looking really good!!

This is not the final entry video tho right? Just your build progress?

Any how when your final video entered just let us know as only one video will be the " official"   Entry. The rest is just for us to watch the build happen! ;)

Good job guys!

Can't wait to see all the final entry's!

~Russ

Finally got my video  of cutting the parts out edited and uploaded.

Quote from natsud1 on September 16th, 2013, 05:31 AM

By the way how do I make the video show up in my comment???  http://youtu.be/Ym469zMFJQ8

You mean like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ym469zMFJQ8

Use the embed code:

Code: [Select]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ym469zMFJQ8


Quote from natsud1 on September 16th, 2013, 03:46 PM

Yes thanks so I just paste the embed link like normal and it will show up like that? I thought that was for making your own website

I think it's called BBCode or some screwy name like that.  Anyway, it makes the forum software render/embed the video straight from YouTube.

BTW, I got so consumed watching your laser cutter--it's so clean.  So I decided to crank up my CNC router and hack away at some plastic.  I now have four inches of synthetic snow in my garage.  hehe.  

hey guys
ive been very busy lately, having lost our house in a a flood a couple months ago....but worse yet, losing my lab! gah!
ive been re-creating my junkpile and playing around for a bit but only really took the time to visit your site tonight. my temporary lab was relocated to the bedroom, where the snarlex is sleeping so I don't dare go in there. thus, some free time  :)
the build off came at a perfect time for me. the urge to build took over right away and got me inspired again. thanks.
so, ive started throwing together random parts haha... im not sure where ill fit in a rotor, but ill figure something out. my builds are usually short term, purely to test theories from videos ive watched, and get advice on experimental tangents. plus I use a lot of hot glue. be warned! danger when spinning violently!
this is the closest I have to an early stage / concept video. enjoy!

Hello everyone,

I'm not too sure if I can pull this off due to the late start, but here's my entry anyway.
/watch?v=5rqu7hRCLEc

Updates to follow soon,
Russ

Quote from Limitless on September 17th, 2013, 01:26 AM

Hello everyone,

I'm not too sure if I can pull this off due to the late start, but here's my entry anyway.
http:///watch?v=5rqu7hRCLEc

Updates to follow soon,
Russ

I have something for you to investigate that will fit nicely into your project:
http://www.pureenergyblog.com/2013/09/09/1791/8502376_every-generator-on-the-planet-is-a-free-energy-device/

Specifically this part:

Quote from "Thane Heins"

... = YES as it applies to electric generators, motors and transformers or any current bearing wire that has a magnetic field produced around it that interacts with any other magnetic field and does work as a result such as Osterd’s compass needle experiment or any parallel wire demonstration where the wires attract or repel each other and do free work on anything place in between them like a vacuum pump.

The energy is “conserved” by the resistance in the wire but the work done moving the wires is absolutely free because the free movement and free work done on anything placed in between them does not diminish the current flow in the wire one iota.

So whatever "motor" you hook-up to the pick-up coils should be powered for free.  Current draw through the florescent tube should not change at all, according to Thane.

Seems to me this would be quite profound--we move current through wires all the time and waste the free work we could be collecting.  Your entry could demonstrate this to a T.

So I've had a few setbacks with my motor. First I melted a hole in my couch with the transistor that got stuck on (Wife not Happy) had to move out to the shop now (the motor project, not me lol) next one of my bearings that I salvaged went bad and wouldn't let my motor run so I have to use 12 volts to get it up and running now and NOONE has this bearing in stock, then I tried using the thicker coils to run the motor and the speed and vibrations from the bad bearing cracked my plexiglass all over and  I dont think its gonna hold up to finish the electronics all nice and like I said before my laser broke when I cut the parts out so now I cant cut more to fix it. SO this might have to be my official entry. Maybe I can finish the electronics and repost a fully assembled official entry  but for now I had to video it before it just falls apart....:@ disappointed, it started out so nice. I will let you know if I get it finished without it breaking in half before the deadline. If I do could I just upload the finished video? it would probably be close to the same as this one because I dont really know what else to say about it even tho that 3 mins was really hard to fit most of what I wanted to say.


**Edit** I think I now know actually why my motor cracked, I used acetone to clean off the tape I was using to temporarily hold stuff together as I did my testing and different configurations and apparently that is a BIG no no... acetone messes with it in a bad way. I just wanted it to look nice when I was done darnit, I should have googled it

Here is my PMBO ENTRY 2013 video.  It was a lot of fun.  Best of luck to everyone.

[edit]  I noticed in the rules that an email is supposed to be included.  Personally I'm not comfortable including an email in a forum so if anyone needs to contact me the best way is through my youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlmAk1Udkwo

Haha, nice touch with the MIB

Quote from Lynx on September 20th, 2013, 06:39 AM

Haha, nice touch with the MIB

I couldn't resist.  Gary left me a comment on my entry announcement vid that said "if you figure out a way to integrate a doughnut with pink sprinkles, I will piss my pants laughing so hard".  So I did.  :D

Quote from mnsman on September 20th, 2013, 06:34 AM

Here is my PMBO ENTRY 2013 video.  It was a lot of fun.  Best of luck to everyone.

[edit]  I noticed in the rules that an email is supposed to be included.  Personally I'm not comfortable including an email in a forum so if anyone needs to contact me the best way is through my youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlmAk1Udkwo

Very nice build and fun to watch.  Can you also post in this thread as a final entry:
http://open-source-energy.org/?tid=1419

Don't worry about the email, your account here on this forum is plenty sufficient.

Quote from Matt Watts on September 20th, 2013, 08:01 AM

Quote from mnsman on September 20th, 2013, 06:34 AM

Here is my PMBO ENTRY 2013 video.  It was a lot of fun.  Best of luck to everyone.

[edit]  I noticed in the rules that an email is supposed to be included.  Personally I'm not comfortable including an email in a forum so if anyone needs to contact me the best way is through my youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlmAk1Udkwo

Very nice build and fun to watch.  Can you also post in this thread as a final entry:
http://open-source-energy.org/?tid=1419

Don't worry about the email, your account here on this forum is plenty sufficient.

Right after I posted it here in this thread I found the final entry thread.  So my entry is there too.  The email thing didn't make much sense to me to begin with but I wanted to point it out if it hasn't already been.  Thanks.

I have been trying to upload my official entry but youtube isnt cooperating it just keeps saying your video is processing please check back, I dont know whats goin on. I guess I will try again tomorrow

Quote from natsud1 on September 19th, 2013, 09:26 AM

I think I now know actually why my motor cracked, I used acetone to clean off the tape I was using to temporarily hold stuff together as I did my testing and different configurations and apparently that is a BIG no no... acetone messes with it in a bad way. I just wanted it to look nice when I was done darnit, I should have googled it

Yes, I always start with water, then alcohol and finally acetone.  No need to jump to the big guns right away.  For some things that have sticky stuff on them like decals and labels, use flour.  Rub it into the glue and then rub or blade it off.  Takes several attempts but eventually the flour will grab up most all the sticky.

Quote from natsud1 on September 21st, 2013, 01:08 AM

I have been trying to upload my official entry but youtube isnt cooperating it just keeps saying your video is processing please check back, I dont know whats goin on. I guess I will try again tomorrow

So my son is hogging up all your bandwidth too huh?  I'm going to have to have a talk with that boy.