free energy generator ? - what is your say on this?

**ghosthunter** · December 19th, 2012 03:57 PM

free energy generator ? - what is your say on this?

**niky** · December 19th, 2012 04:48 PM

You can transmit power via induction to the coil from behind the camera.

But more likely, there is a bettery inside the motor and linking the two terminals simply completes the circuit between the internal battery and the motor.

Also note... the voltage tester reads positive voltage when his fingers accidentally touch the terminals. That's fishy right there, the tester is likely set on "resistance".

Simple trick. But if he was really getting free energy, with five volts, he could have lit a small light bulb.

Of course, you can't hide a battery inside a small light bulb.

**boybi** · December 19th, 2012 05:45 PM

Shouldn't the voltage reading drop a little when connected to the motor? Constant lagi voltage? Palaging 5.92V

**niky** · December 19th, 2012 09:26 PM

Even funnier is the way the voltage meter spikes to 2.5 every time he accidentally touches the probes with his fingers. That indicates that the meter is probably rigged.

**kinyo** · December 19th, 2012 10:01 PM

the motor and multitester are rigged

the motor have a battery and smaller motor inside ... the coil will complete the circuit or 9V battery will just add its own to run the tiny motor

the multitester is rigged to show 5.92 when probes are shorted (the reading jump to 2.57 when he accidentally caused resistive contact with his hands at 1:39) ... yes we have induced votage on our body from the power lines (a very low AC, high-impedance source), a 2.57VDC jump would never happen on a tester set at 20VDC when both probes are touched

he never showed the reading on the 9V battery!

nice trick!