Free Energy?

[TGM]

Interesting inertia wheel setup. What do you think?

https://www.facebook.com/reel/214953948235226

[Tarsier79]

It is BS. Flywheels don't magically make energy. The box has electricity already going to it, probably buried. They turn the switch on, then plug the motor off one power source into another. Notice there is no speed change/ system load/ lights dimming when they turn on the water pump.

[Senax]

Agreed. Complete bollocks.

Notice there is no speed change/ system load/ lights dimming when they turn on the water pump.

Good point.

[TGM]

I agree with the premise of the power is hidden under the box.

The puzzle I face is this: Remove the flywheel and just have the lower-powered motor turning the larger generator.
If there was a highspeed transfer switch with power lines connected, why wouldn't the larger generator power the motor?

[Tarsier79]

The more power you use from an electric generator, the more load is reflected mechanically on its drive shaft.

[thx4]

La transmission par courroies et non par chaine offrirai un léger avantage. Je n’ai pas testé mais certain en sont convaincus. 😊

A belt drive rather than a chain drive would offer a slight advantage. I haven't tested it, but some people are convinced. 😊

[TGM]

The more power you use from an electric generator, the more load is reflected mechanically on its drive shaft.

I would agree.
In this example, the 10KW generator should provide more than enough power to continually drive the motor. I am still puzzled by this.

[TGM]

Interesting inertia wheel setup. What do you think?
https://www.facebook.com/reel/214953948235226

Another interesting thing I noted in this video...when power is first applied to the motor, take a look at the flywheel closest to the generator.
It shows a constant spin by the visual illusion of the holes in it.
After the man flips a switch, suppossedly to apply power to the board, the holes are still visually constant.
After he pulls the external power plug for the motor and goes to plug it into the board, you can see a visual change in the flywheel holes. This would imply to me that the speed has changed and is decreasing due to removing the power from the motor.

All of this lines up with power transfer, but of course it means nothing if the power source is hidden under the board.

[TGM]

Another interesting thing or two...

There appears to be a patch of sand near the right corner of the box. This could be where the external power is being applied for the scam.

But there is a dimming of the lights when the motor is plugged into the box. There is also dimming when the water pump is turned on. I can see that happening on a generator powered system, but not on one that has ample commercial power applied.