Another Pendulum Power Battery Charger Energy Gravity Momentum Generator Over Unity Read Description

Where to buy Hubs: https://amzn.to/2EP4HYS Using very little air that won't even lift the bottom pendulum over a couple of inches until I get it to swing and momentum assists in the lifting and gravity returns it. This thing makes enough torque that it snapped the timing belt as you can see. There are 2 cylinders and only one was hooked up on first test shown. In the first run you will notice i am just pulling up from one side and letting gravity and acceleration do the rest. I used about 100 psi air pressure on all of the tests. The generator goes to the capacitor bank that keeps load minimized. Note that the capacitor was drained before I took this video. The capacitors bank charge says at 6 to 14 volts and drains off as it ties to the 2 charge controllers charging 2 12V batteries depending on how much the batteries are drawing. I am using a 12 volt smittybilt air compressor hooked to one of the 12 v batteries. I am waiting on a pressure control switch I ordered for it. On the second test both cylinders are hooked up with my electrical tape repaired belt and is turning bigger flywheel which is hooked to the PMA. This is using the same air pressure as first test. Note that the belt pulls up just past maximum potential on the opposing side and the falling side is free-fall. I think this can be refined and really made to work a lot more efficiently. Even this clunky test build is working very well. Notice the charging indicators are bright green on the charge controllers. Now to play with a thousand variables. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. This is just a test. I am amassing the knowledge for a final precise build. I do believe this proves over-unity by utilizing the natural forces of gravity and acceleration. This tiny pneumatic cylinder cannot move it by more than an inch or so with each activation if the top pendulum is locked in place. If you can do 3D computer simulations, I would love to see some variations of this. Also I would like to see some small scale models with variations on pendulum lengths. Maybe some 3D printed designs. “GET OUTSIDE THE BOX” Please share this video, Thanks Facebook Messenger James Elliott (Dean)