And it turns!

[Hydraxon]

If, instead of giving figures with kilos, the forces were vectors whose standard is in Newton, it would start to look like physics.

[nonoLeRobot]

Cool, the perpetual movement of posts has started up again, it's definitely an inexhaustible energy. By cons on this subject there are only 5 pages for now, other similar subjects have done much better ;-) Courage ...

[Capt_Maloche]

We could stop there if we could see a "working" model ...

Who dares?

[Hydraxon]

I think what he meant was that a debate launched by Mikhail is a good example of a fully operational perpetual movement.

[Capt_Maloche]

There I agree, look, it's still spinning

[Mikhail]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9ARja0DiT0

[Hydraxon]

There would be no spark if the assembly was what we want to believe.

[gegyx]

Well, for the spark.

If the device had just turned and the capacitor was charged.
At first, it completely bypasses the condo, and it drops to zero.
Normal!
But during the period of time before it restarts the machine by hand, we see the voltmeter go from 0 to 0,01. One can think that it is the apparatus which is badly regulated.
But immediately it goes to 0,02 and even to 0,03 V ...? ? ?

Is there a possibility of returning from the circuit? As for a self?

Or else it's bogus.

[Mikhail]

And yet it moves!

[delnoram]

But during the period of time before it restarts the machine by hand, we see the voltmeter go from 0 to 0,01. One can think that it is the apparatus which is badly regulated.

Well it may depend on the electromagnetic environment, my multimeter with just a "neon" lit gives up to 17 mV and this measurement varies simply because of the presence of my hand more or less near the cables, the simple fact of them courcircuiter resets the counter to zero, but as soon as you stop bypassing it goes up a little.