Algodoo

Won't work in real life. If it did, you would have a perpetual motion machine.

bullshit... you should inform yourself before posting crap.

won't work in real life. there is no known material with infinite friction. you should inform yourself before posting crap.

Cant work, if it did we would have been doing this for 100 years

Belial90 - I did not post crap. Do the research yourself, and you will find that you cannot connect a generator to a motor and have them spin continuously by themselves without external power input. If it were able to do as you (and other Free Energy wacko's) claim, then you would see that scheme used in cars, appliances, and everywhere else that people want free energy. But of course, you do not.

You should inform yourself before posting crap.

@Belial90 -- You go off on a tangent when you rant about those evil oil companies. But oil companies do not prevent you or me or anyone else from attaching a generator to a motor! It has been tried and it failed EVERY F***ING TIME. It can't work, it doesn't work, and it never will work because it physically and electrically CAN'T work. Why can't you understand this very basic concept?

Xray out....

So explain this one... just one of hundred thousands of videos ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv53K9MnDuM

If you believe that video is real, then I have a bridge to sell you!!

YouTube has THOUSANDS of fake videos of such gadgets. And if you are still not convinced, just try making it at home. After many hours of work, and after spending a lot of money for a generator, motor, and connecting pulleys, belts, wires, and switches, you will become a believer in the laws of physics, instead of believing the rubbish that's published on YouTube and other websites.

ok... we will see... to build it i will use a german patent description.
And i am a believer in the laws of physics. Magnetism is a part of it.

you must have not visited the webpage associated with that video. how about some technical specifications, or technical drawings? sure, you can get them, for $200, $300 ($1000 water filter *SNORF*) ... isn't free energy supposed to be .. well.. free?

food for thought