You are the one shitting all over the place with your totally stupid assumptions. You'll make a good clown and please take your clown acts somewhere else. Thank you.
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chrisC
Greetings.
@ChrisC
Wattsup is critiqued for not having a unit to prove the issue, or to be allowed to play as an equal party for same reason, that instead, he's just using a video to bash something wonderful. However, the critics do not use the video to observe and acknowledge the evidence that is there. Fair's fair.
In this post here,
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=1003.msg14950#msg14950, you signed onto and lauded a demonstrably false 'proof'. The continuation arc drawn in and proposed by EMDevices to be evidence of sameness can be proven to be connecting two completely dissimilar wires. Will you yourself look at the video #2, and admit error? See 2.24+ time.
Begin wrong there, can mean one is wrong elsewhere. Critical points should thus be given the benefit of the doubt.
Point of fact: a) the arc drawn by EMDevice's connected a red wire, to an orange wire, not another red wire. b) The view shows that the wire drawn as connected to red Wire X is actually an orange coil wire, quite separate. The red one next to that, is also, quite separate. Look at 8.41 for reference. c) I can show 3 or more views at different times, each showing Wire X terminating into the umbrella plug. I can argue, factually, that Plengo's 'case closed proof' posted in rebuttal on OU, which was a quite logical monstrosity hiding behind the moderator's hammer for any counterpoint, also assumes points made in clear error.
But what's the point, when blind belief alone, has become the point.
No one in the critical camp has said the Muller dynamo is void, or invalid at all, or cannot be made to self run ever..only that the evidence for this particular species of one as a self runner, has become (increasingly) questionable.
@Penno
That's a cool one, like Perendev has been done right finally. One notices that the magnets of the rotor are entirely covered by the farthest away stator/surround, the middle one seems to be about 3/4 covered, and the one closest to the demonstrator are about 1/2 covered. It's very interesting.
Robert (AG)
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